Sentence examples for much gathered from inspiring English sources

The latter wins out: the film is a portrait of Nana not so much gathered but dissolved into twelve episodes, which examine her from every viewpoint (including the back of her head) and deliver her to her fate.

Why don't these people who hate Americans so much gather together with their weapons and their beliefs?

Despite being underpinned by a deep affection, their relationship doesn't so much gather steam over time, as oscillate wildly between intense love and ruinous resentment.

"So I didn't want [investigators] to pretty much gather [their] conclusions off of something that is not guaranteed".

Both Pendleton and Cox say hitters can tinker too much and gather too much information.

After the Flood had abated and the ship was grounded, Atrahasis sacrificed, and the hungry gods, much chastened, gathered around the offering.

Lyle Dennis, a New York neurologist with way to much time, gathered the 34,776 (at last count) on his website GM-Volt.com over the last year.

There are trillions upon trillions of bytes out there in the ether — so much to gather and to think about.

"I don't always know 100 percent what he wants, but I pretty much can gather, from just looking at his dailies, what his intention is in a scene".

Bruckner gathered much from studying late Beethoven and Schubert.

They chose him as much as he gathered them.