Sentence examples for much adopted from inspiring English sources

Somebody said the key to life is to work hard, play hard, rest hard, and I've pretty much adopted that.

You're going to have to be the one to swerve to avoid disaster, because it's impossible for me!" Either because that's his master plan or because it's the only option left to him, Boehner has pretty much adopted this strategy.

Bucking the trend of the day, Wilson emphasized it had nothing at all to do with national security, rather: Thanks to Wilson's talented leadership, a management-style very much adopted from Lawrence, the facility was completed on time and under budget.

Clinton has apparently decided to pass up the teachable moment, pretty much adopting Sanders's anti-trade line, though her private views almost certainly remain more nuanced.

At root, Japrocksampler is an intelligent look at the way Japanese society doesn't so much adopt foreign cultural ideas as filter them, shake them and make them totally new.

I have often wondered, in the act of adoption, how much the adopted child's reality is taken into consideration at all.

The portrait, painted in 1641, shows Van Dyck – Flemish-born but very much an adopted Briton – brimming with confidence.

Fowler ([1999]) defined it as a class that tries to do too much, and adopted the term large class.

There's a couple and their kids caring so much for adopted son.

Betty, a war orphan, has been made jealous by the fact that her much-loved adopted brother has recently announced his engagement.

Mr. Raiche and Mr. McCrory are not abandoning their old garden so much as adopting a tabula rasa.