Sentence examples for much active from inspiring English sources

"I'm not much active," he concedes.

In truth, how much active rebuilding there will be is unclear.

Some had too much active ingredient, others smelled odd, yet others had metal shavings.

Howe entered the navy in 1740, saw much active service, especially in North America, and was rapidly promoted.

While the stove may not have as much active duty as the gas range across the room, it gets plenty of use.

Younger than Tudor or Balanchine, and still very much active in the 1970s, was Jerome Robbins, another of the choreographers who made that era golden.

"People don't realize how much active funds cost them," said Tamar Frankel, professor of law at Boston University School of Law.

Obama said that we live in an age with "so much active misinformation" that is "packaged very well" and looks the same whether it's on Facebook or on TV.

This question, "Compared to other people your own age, do you think you are... " had five response options: much more active, more active, about as active, less active, or much less active.

Responses ranged from "much less active" to "much more active".

The season's low activity contrasted that of the previous season, which was much more active.