Sentence examples for much or so from inspiring English sources

If wages in Germany rise faster, then wages in other countries don't need to fall as much, or so the argument goes.

Mr. Wheeler said his favorite part of reality art shows was when the appraisers told viewers why an item was worth so much, or so little.

With music that's already so minimal, there's so much or so little you could do, and I have always been so into these arrangements, this one especially.

"Vegetable Literacy" is a happy book — warm, chatty, and immensely informative without being at all didactic — and the odd thing is that Madison has never written so much or so well or so attentively about vegetables as she does now.

That's a long way from controversy in America about Mr. Obama's "leading from behind role" in Libya — optional translation: engagement, but not so much or so visibly as to be perceived as losing if things go wrong.

The role of literature is to illuminate, to strengthen, to explain why some aspect of life is moving or beautiful or terrible or sad or important or insignificant for people who might otherwise not understand so much or so well.

I never knew that I could love so much or be so patient or be so excited by the tiniest little thing.

They were all dressed up in fine clothes and good saris with amazing jewelry on their wrists: I had never seen so much gold or so much silk!

David Walentas, the irascible "mayor" of Dumbo, whose Two Trees development company has brought the neighborhood so much prosperity or so much ruin, depending on your point of view, called them "bastard buildings".

"One person can do so much harm, or so much good," Mr. Bush said in the gymnasium at Concordia, the nation's largest Lutheran university, from which many graduates go on to become Lutheran ministers.

The small things are really what make your life either so much easier or so much harder.