Sentence examples for much one of from inspiring English sources

The journey that I have embarked on isn't so much one of distance, though it will ultimately cover four continents.

Constantly playing pranks on colleagues, he once checked real estate records to find out how much one of his partners paid for his house.

Nuclear power is very much one of those things.

Mr. Ross, they concluded, was simply "being too much one of the guys, too much one of the teens," he said.

"If you look at the overall picture it's still very much one of growth".

The interest rate is very much one of the key things.

The real shortage is not so much one of energy but one of vision.

Saracens win again, but this was very much one of those matches in between bigger affairs.

"The times are very much one of co-operation across a broad range of activities.

Nevada in 2015 was pretty much one of the fastest job producing states in the country.

The relationship has become as much one of cooperation as confrontation.