Sentence examples for much entered from inspiring English sources

The sea hasn't much entered the Brexit debate.

"It very much entered the psychology of people on all sides and allowed for a major breakthrough".

As for those of us who pretty much entered adulthood just as the internet was emerging, we can still only dream about what it must feel like to live in the grownup world.

Yet, this, surprisingly, has not much entered the worldwide conversation on marriage equality, which, by virtue of this matter, must go beyond any questions of who is "gay" and who is "straight".

There's a lot written about Pick-Up-Artists and The Game has pretty much entered social parlance to the point where admitting to knowing Real Social Dynamics results is much cringe.

We are not so much entering a brave new universe as continuing an established tradition.

During an episode of gastroenteritis, unfortunately, there isn't so much entering as exiting.

DITA VON TEESE doesn't so much enter a room as materialize there.

As Lady Bracknell, Suchet does not so much enter a room as occupy it totally.

"I don't want to have too much entering my head".

One does not so much enter the Baker as climb it.