Sentence examples for much figures from inspiring English sources

The workers are not so much figures as numbers passing through the turnstiles.

Aidan McArdle and Stephen Kennedy as the Dublin oldsters are not so much figures of fun as symbols of the vaingloriousness of war's non-combatants.

"What on earth made you think a dashing army officer could possibly want you for anything other than money?" The desperate middle-aged woman convinced she has found "the one", the old queen besotted with a young beauty, are as much figures of ridicule as the husband who thinks that beautiful women will throw themselves at him without questions or strings.

"We kind of let it out and pretty much figured the game was over.

After much figuring, he finally mails her a check for the painting.

Now, it's clear that dreams of Aztlán don't much figure into mainstream liberal politics in 2012.

Although she's still only 22, Veronica Solano thinks that she has got the world pretty much figured out.

"I still don't feel like I have very much figured out, but yeah, I'm getting there.

"We had pretty much figured out to the penny what we could afford for the mortgage, maintenance, insurance and taxes.

We'll see how he feels in practice and go from there, but right now I'm pretty much figuring on the worst possible scenario".

We've pretty much figured out the secret sauce of it," said Dr Mitlin.