Sentence examples for much governing from inspiring English sources

It is confusing to work in central government for a government that is reluctant to do too much governing from the centre.

Re "In Brooklyn, a Grand Temple of Government, Without Much Governing Going On" (news article, Dec. 1): If you reported more of what matters to Brooklynites, rather than regarding Brooklyn as a curiosity to amuse Manhattanites, then you would have written about the important work done in Borough Hall instead of the contents of its basement.

The lines of his poems sound too vicarious, too external, too hard-trying, too much governed by the will.

Mr. Bush's behavior has been very much governed by his desire as chief executive to avoid the mistakes that cost his father a second term.

"What you see determines how you see it, that has pretty much governed my whole life.

UK like it or not is still very much governed by social layers.

The illusion of control in a world much governed by randomness and the elusive nature of emotions are also recurring ideas in my work".

For that matter, they argue, Mr. Bush's record as governor indicates that "he doesn't know much, doesn't do much, and doesn't care much about governing".

This is of little use to you as you get Guardian Font but it is to me, as the choice of font very much governs the mood of the OBO.

But neither full-blooded libertarians nor allegedly liberty-loving tea-party enthusiasts really care much about governing.

Or perhaps not raping them, or not always raping them: uncertainty is very much the governing principle here.