Sentence examples for much hue from inspiring English sources

Yes, there has been much hue and cry over S.&P.'s cut in the credit rating of the United States.

Despite much hue and cry today, Maass argues, we seem unable to move beyond an oil-based global economy, and we are going to hit a wall soon.

"There was so much hue and cry in the press we thought we better have an expert opinion," said Health Minister C. P. Thakur.

That proposal would have used the taxes generated by lowering the rate of reduction to support the health care overhaul, and it died amid much hue and cry from the nonprofit sector.

The move is in essence a calculated gamble that no matter how much hue and cry his new strategy may provoke, in the end the American people will give Mr. Bush more time to turn around the war in Iraq.

In so doing, Mr. Bush is taking a calculated gamble that no matter how much hue and cry his new strategy may provoke, in the end the American people will give him more time to turn around the war in Iraq and Congress will not have the political nerve to thwart him by cutting off money for the war.

Hue Boy By Rita Phillips Mitchell, illustrated by Caroline Binch Frances Lincoln Childrenn's Books) As much as Hue Boy longs to be bigger, he discovers size isn't everything in this uplifting village-based story about a small boy with a very big personality.

Much of Hue, held by the Communists for most of Feb. is in ruins: there are 90,000 refugees.

The bird had been named Zenobia.If Palmyra inspired European fantasies about the "romance" of Arabia, 20th- and 21st-century Syrian mythology about the city has been of a much darker hue.

As much as Hue Boy longs to be bigger, he discovers size isn't everything in this uplifting village-based story about a small boy with a very big personality.

In addition to almost never having a beard, the hen is smaller and of a much lighter hue than the male, and its approach to the hidden hunter's yelping is totally unlike the strutting arrival of the gobbler.