Sentence examples for much of made from inspiring English sources

The Times said that although the execution was "novel" and the song "Made in the Dark" was "exquisite", that much of Made in the Dark "seems to spring from sticky relationship issues".

Nash spends much of "Made of Bricks" complaining, and eventually one begins to feel sorry not for Nash's anonymous boyfriends (who probably don't deserve better) but for her listeners.

"So much of making music is dealing with proportion and balance," he said.

Fighting fraud is a matter not so much of making new rules or regulations as of enforcing the ones already on the books.

-- Opinion: Are we making too much of "Making a Murderer"?

But much of what made Elaine's special never made the gossip columns.

For the hotels, renovation costs are high, without much prospect of making profits.

Nor is there much chance of making an acquisition using the firm's shares as currency.

None of these items stand much chance of making it past Bush.

Much of this made sense.

"Much of it made no sense," Spalding writes.