Sentence examples for much from American from inspiring English sources
They generalize too much from American movies.
As a plot outline, "Yi Yi" doesn't differ much from "American Beauty," last year's Oscar winner for best picture.
The sound of Paris hip-hop, slicker and more aggressive, adopts much from American gangsta rap, as Marseille hip-hop does too, but Marseille boasts a groovier style.
Economically, the proposed measure is largely symbolic: It specifically rules out purchase of food using United States government credit, making it unlikely that cash-starved Cuba would be able to buy much from American farmers.
However, that suggestion does not appear to have much backing from American officials, who contend that it would not prevent young skaters from learning difficult jumps.
In that sense, they are not much different from American entrepreneurs and business people.
If you think about how much Americans treasure American antiques from the Revolutionary War period, you will understand why the English love the Gothic style.
Mr. Okrent, 53, said that boomers were pretty much fatuous, self-important and lazy, and that's why they arouse so much resentment from Americans in their 20's and 30's.
It turned out that it wasn't much different from Americans trying to make sense of North Korea through its propaganda.
We're not much different from Americans a century ago.
When the first comment period wrapped up, the FCC received so much input from Americans that its site crashed.
