Sentence examples for much abused from inspiring English sources

The phrase is much abused by technologists.

FAMOUS books have been much abused by the theatre.

Officials do not deny that Greenpoint and Williamsburg have been much abused.

Spain is actually a leading producer of brandy, that much abused and misunderstood term.

In the political dialogue of the two countries, Mariel remains a point of reference that is much abused.

In 1839, "The New Monthly Magazine" claimed, "No other author of the present day has been at once so read, so much admired, and so much abused".

The crucial point rests on that much-abused term, balance.

This isn't just happening to the much-abused art history majors.

One explanation usually offered is "energy security", a woolly and much-abused notion.

The much-abused tech money-tree is scattering riches on lower-paid industries too.

Yoshiro Mori, Japan's much-abused prime minister, has been less fortunate.