Sentence examples for much as nod from inspiring English sources
The film refused to so much as nod at the 15-year civil war that tore the city apart.
Neither the president nor the Republican leadership in Congress so much as nodded to concerns about the soaring national debt while unveiling the deal.
Craig as much as nods to this by having Hemani select "A Room With a View" as her own summer book, prompting a discussion about "the perfect holiday read" in an age when, as Ivo puts it, "we're all doomed to improving our minds with multicultural suburbia or Victorian pastiche".
Neither so much as nods to political correctness — Dahl because he knows that children are the most incorrect members of society, and Burton because politics of any flavor belongs to a faraway place named Planet Normal, upon which he has yet to land.
He passed the Simpson memorial without so much as a nod.
In either case, most of those running this year will slip through the campaign without so much as a nod of acknowledgment.
Meanwhile, Sam walked by the Chalk Walk -- floor-mounted blackboards for drawing on with chalk -- without so much as a nod of interest.
When my dog, whom I call Oliver for no particular reason, is bored with the conversation of myself and my friends, he rises from the floor and quits the room without so much as a nod.
When he came back he reached over and, with total nonchalance, without so much as a nod to me, took "Lolita" from where it was lying under "The Firm" and "The Name of the Rose," and opened it up.
And I know those sommelier adjectives sound a little poncy - but the more you try genuinely fine wines, the more guilty you feel about throwing them down without so much as a nod of appreciation.
