Sentence examples for much bolster from inspiring English sources

Though Darcy figures far more than his bride in the proceedings and remains heroic in scope, that doesn't much bolster the pay-off either.

The perception of bad blood between the Knicks and Celtics doesn't need much bolstering, but it's things like Shumpert's celebration that provide the nicks and cuts to keep it going.

The polls that consistently give Obama the edge over Romney have pretty much bolstered the soundness of his approach to the campaign.

The early '30s was a time when L.A. had begun its transformation from provincial city into a cosmopolitan arts center, much bolstered by the great Russian and German émigré artists who had begun to arrive.

The incident did much to bolster anti-lynching sentiment and speed the passage of the bill through the House.

Ms. Hasina, to her credit, has done much to bolster Bangladesh's power output, mostly by renting plants and buying power from neighboring India.

But his sense of worth was precarious and, if you believe his account, neither his tutors nor his peers did much to bolster it.

It is striking how far Germany's share of world exports has fallen since the early 1990s.Nor did last year's interest-rate convergence in the run-up to monetary union do much to bolster Germany.

It may not do much to bolster Mr. Bloomberg's mixed record as a steward of large-scale technology projects, after a scandal with the CityTime payroll system and delays and overruns in a system handling personnel records.

Indeed, their entry will do much to bolster the EU's liberal economic credentials.There is of course a danger that the new members could instead ape the mistakes of the old.

The Apex help-line representative didn't do much to bolster my confidence in the machine's construction: "Try tilting it forward and shaking it around to make the drawer come out," he said.