Sentence examples for much determine from inspiring English sources

Tom Ford is a bell-wether; but he's also an independent operator who can pretty much determine his own path.

What we're basically saying is that if it's up around the head, you can pretty much determine that's intent, and that in so doing, as the rule book spells out, you can bypass the warning.

"You can pretty much determine when the first iPad arrives in China by monitoring the first flight out from the US on launch day," said an Apple employee who was not authorised to speak on behalf of the company.

Freud is thus not the master of Irigaray's essay: his words do not so much determine her trajectory as reveal their own (freely) associative character, his own unmastery, the egoic and identificatory fantasies that haunt his texts on femininity.

Their circumstances very much determine the outcome of their lives, and it just shouldn't be that way.

In fact, studies have shown that impressions from the first five years of our lives very much determine how we function the rest of our lives.

Politics pretty much determined where and what we ate.

But the Israeli news media are not so much determining the national agenda as reflecting it.

"It's the first investor that pretty much determines the quality of your subsequent investors through your networks and introductions.

He suggests that the issues the center takes on are very much determined by your financial backers.

"I think the arrival here of Mayor Bloomberg shows that the American administration is very much determined to commemorate the Holocaust".