Sentence examples for much of a selection from inspiring English sources

Disappointingly, not all retailers have much of a selection of organic wines.

Sadly, there's not much of a selection just yet, but it's still a new site; a new site with a great idea, so that's bound to change.

Online shoppers won't have as much of a selection as the Fifth Avenue crowd, but there are plenty of Paloma Picasso's Love and Kisses brooches, signature "X" earrings and Return to Tiffany necklaces to go around.

MOST people don't expect a Chinese restaurant to offer much of a wine selection.

Tiffany sells only its high-end lines in China, hasn't introduced its silver collections and doesn't offer much of a gift selection.

There's not much of an appetizer selection, but I'd be very happy with bollitos ($6.50), spheres of sweet plantains stuffed with codfish and cheese.

He wrote, "you never feel like you're watching a girl on the empowering cusp of adulthood so much as a selection of attitudes compiled through demographic study".

Impartial observers could also question how much of a victory the selection of Mr. Lauren's polished film, which boasted the well-known actor Adam Beach and the high-profile television producer Mark J. Greenberg, was for struggling filmmakers.

While it is well established that more strongly deleterious mutations exhibit evolutionary profiles that differ from more neutral forms of variation in the human genome, it has been challenging to assess how much of a role natural selection has played in weakly deleterious mutations [10].

Conducting the Philharmonic, he played (without much enthusiasm) a selection of advanced contemporary pieces.

It includes letters, scripts, records (45s and LPs), tour schedules, props, costumes and much else; a selection of television and club clips as well as an interactive component.