Sentence examples for much separated from inspiring English sources
Not much separated them the rest of the match.
But now, when Scotland and to a lesser extent Wales have so much separated out, it cannot be ignored.
Neil has a sister 3 years older than he with who he was rivals, and a brother 8 years younger, too much separated by age to bond with.
On the other hand, it would be gratifying to assume the disappearance indicates that those responsible for the current series have decided to acknowledge that though much separated the upper and lower classes in English society during the period covered, the classes by dint of living under the same roof were inevitably intertwined.
But much separates the two groups.
The bitterness obscures the fact that not much separates them.
Not much separates a successful dancehall reggae concert from a disaster.
Division by division across the conference, there is not much separating the leaders from the pursuers.
But the truth is that not much separates the Republicans and Democrats gathered here.
Crazy as that sounds, there isn't all that much separating these two.
