Sentence examples for much objects from inspiring English sources

The disputed islands were not so much objects of desire as of danger.

This section begins with small monochromes in shades of red on small wood squares that are as much objects as paintings.

So Apples are very much objects of our time, so much so that each has been superseded by the next at a speed that might suggest a policy of built-in obsolescence.

As much objects as paintings, they reflect the synthesis of multiple cultural sources and exude a formal ease and indifference to refinement that translate into something like real-life tolerance and wisdom.

"I don't so much object about paying tax, but I do object to paying taxes to a government that squanders it.

Madison said: 'Its jurisdiction the federal jurisdiction in controversies between a state and citizens of another state is much objected to, and perhaps without reason.

And I don't so much object to his holding my coat in that marked manner, as if mutely reminding me that it's time to be on my way.

In the light of sustainability and consumerism, I even pretty much object to what they stand for.

Seen in this light, Malcolm was as much objecting to the reconceptualization of dreams as to that of sleep (for an excellent history of the study of sleep and dreaming, see Kroker 2007).

He added, "I very much object to being associated with Stalin or Khrushchev".

Was theft nothing much, the objects taken so small, and plenty left behind?