Sentence examples for much formed from inspiring English sources

For I know I was pretty much formed as a person by 14, and I haven't changed that much since.

Halfords pretty much formed the model for Team Sky, in marrying national team needs and those of a commercial sponsor: among the beneficiaries was Joanna Rowsell, who will be a favourite for a gold medal later this week in the team pursuit.

Although she had yet to cross the Atlantic, Fuller's tastes had been so much "formed by the European mind," through her reading of British literature and Latin, French, Italian and German texts, that she feared she might never "do something worthily that belonged to the country where I was born".

Linkages between private companies were not much formed except for the projects of the ERATO Programme, in which researchers temporarily leave their own institutes.

"What they bring to the tradition is their sensibilities that are very much formed by the context of the United States and the spirit of pluralism in this country," Hyder said.

Timing inspections just before the arrival of the sanitation trucks that emptied the latrines, I was able to get a sense of how much formed stool versus liquid stool was being passed by our soldiers in each 24-hour period.

Ted and Robin's relationship and interactions pretty much form the bulk of the series, even after they break up.

Not that the Catalans have much form in the reliability department of late, mind.

This is more likely than Rashid replacing Moeen Ali, even though the off-spinner has not shown much form this summer.

Various venues JR The songs on Kate Tempest's Everybody Down don't so much form a concept album as a dysfunctional family.

Fodder, Harrogate Located on the show ground of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society Fodder answers those who think farmers markets are too much form and not enough content.