Sentence examples for much material from from inspiring English sources

What you don't see from this period is much material from Central and South America.

Friday's show didn't bother with ballads, or with much material from his most recent album, "A Gente Ainda Não Sonhou" (Discos 605/Sony BMG US Latin).

Simply put, there's no other place within striking distance to see this much material from this Central African country, and it's fascinating stuff.

When he was supposed to be vetting vice presidential candidates, Cheney was actually demanding so much material from them that there was always something to pick on.

Levine says he has so much material from two sittings he had with the queen, one in 2003 and another in 2004, that he could fill an entire exhibition with images of the monarch.

For in his plotting, he scavenges so much material from so many different sources that his book at times resembles Dr. Frankenstein's monster, its bits and pieces barely held together with coarse stitching.

He exhibited a similar vigour in such prose pamphlets as The Wonderfull Yeare (1603), about the plague; The Belman of London (1608), about roguery and crime, with much material borrowed from Robert Greene and others; and The Guls Horne-Booke (1609), a valuable account of behaviour in the London theatres.

The sad truth is that EA, like Activision Blizzard before it, might not suffer that much material hurt from SimCity's shaky launch, despite the outraged protest of frustrated Amazon reviewers.

Mollineau was skeptical that Rising trackers will find much material coming from the mouths of Democratic candidates.

"There's so much material to chose from, I wanted to use relatively unknown works," he said.

Much material elsewhere dates from the early 1960's, when many African countries were gaining independence and embracing Western culture.