Sentence examples for much of a course from inspiring English sources

"For the most part, she resorts to empty rhetoric that refuses to chart much of a course in either direction.

Leaving much of a course in its natural state sets the stage for how it will be maintained, Mr. Doak said.

"Due to downloadable videos on the internet, adults and children now tend to share similar comedic frames of reference – there's no longer much of a divide," course director Chris Ritchie of the comedy degree at Solent University points out.

Unfortunately, the current licensing process has become too much of an obstacle course.

Designing learning environments that attend to individual students and their interactions with one another may seem an impossible task in a course of 20 students, much less a course of more than 700.

That's not much of a shocker, of course.

Holders of bonds whose issuers default will not feel as if they found much of a bargain, of course.

Video games don't have much of a story, of course, but then again they don't need it: you play them.

New Nikon DSLRs… that wouldn't be much of a rumor — of course they're coming.

Spicer didn't have much of an answer, of course.

It doesn't appear to have had much of an effect on course revenue.