Sentence examples for much so for from inspiring English sources

Too much so for the inspector, I thought.

It is not only dangerous for him but very much so for the drivers.

Bishop was attractive to both women and men, sometimes too much so for her own good.

Letting the story tell itself, Ms. Justman maintains an approach both understated and sympathetic -- too much so for some.

Perhaps too much so: for all its fluency and uncomplicated musicality, Pires's playing seemed at times rather detached and unspecific.

Fabio Luisi often seemed a conductor in a hurry, sometimes too much so for the singers' comfort.

Mr Singh, who is usually credited - perhaps too much so - for introducing a series of liberalising reforms which helped India's growth after 1991, became prime minister in 2004.

Why so much so fast for Shoemaker?

So much for so long.

You do so much, for so many.

He did so much for so many.