Sentence examples for much method from inspiring English sources

Dhawan's approach was not so much method as methodical.

There's not much method to Key's collection of poems, film inserts and joshing interactions with volunteers from the crowd.

We are never entirely certain how much method is in his madness, nor whether he actually subscribes to the theories he spouts.

When asked what her method was for churning out such readable books at such a rate Christie once replied: "The disappointing truth is I haven't much method".

Phil Alden Robinson, the veteran screenwriter and director who made "The Sum of All Fears," one of last year's top box-office thrillers, warns against ascribing too much method to Hollywood's enduring mayhem.

The balance does seem odd at times: too much method, too little substance; not enough of the political thought, too much on Hayek's speculations about the mind, a topic his cousin, Ludwig Wittgenstein, was rather better at.

So much for method acting.

The second, much rarer method involves repurposed wooden fishing trawlers bought at a few days' notice from local fishermen.

Guskiewicz and his colleagues have come up with what they believe is a much better method of understanding concussion.

Mr Winston says that oversight would be a much better method than restrictions on supply.

He wanted Howatt to explain to him the different ways the thing might be constructed and how much each method would cost.