Sentence examples for much de from inspiring English sources

Unofficially, violent misogyny is still very much de rigueur.

Political Collapses from time to time are pretty much de rigueur.

With all the focus on Europe's sudden discovery that austerity doesn't work, we shouldn't lose sight of just how much de facto austerity we've done on this side of the Atlantic.

"I don't want to retire; I love boxing too much," De La Hoya said today as he anticipated his 12-round superwelterweight championship showdown against Mosley at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.

For good reason, many critics have said that we have nearly as much de facto racial segregation in the public schools today as we had de jure segregation when the landmark Brown v. Board of Education decision was made 50 years ago.

"He might adapt it but it will not change much," De Boer said.

But, as Caroline's experience is repeated, it doesn't so much de-realize the novel as make it more real — a transcript of spiritual experience.

But, as Caroline's experience is repeated, it doesn't so much de-realize the novel as make it more real a transcript of spiritual experience.

The snow this week has been unusually sticky, the Paris airports spokeswoman said, requiring twice as much de-icing as is normally the case and leading to the shortage in France.

Avoid too much de- or re-construction in your feedback.

So some companies are exploring ways to reduce how much de-icer it takes to keep roads clear.