Sentence examples for much spoken from inspiring English sources

("Skylarks") These are ecstatic sounds, not so much spoken as drummed.

"Their close-knit community exemplifies the big society which is much spoken of," she said.

Self's sentences are glutinous with scorn: not so much spoken as dripped slowly into the air in ironic italics.

Commercial office space commands as much as $50 a square foot and library spots are pretty much spoken for.

City Opera recruited two winning French singers for the lead roles, which is helpful in a work that has so much spoken French dialogue.

The men's conversation, mixing Biblical incantation and profanity, slang and shorthand, is not so much spoken as spat out; some of it is close to indecipherable.

There, so much speaks to their marriage.

The event pretty much spoke for itself.

"We pretty much spoke about every hole," Colsaerts said.

The considerable interest in Laurie during his centenary year pretty much speaks for itself".

It's a closed system that doesn't much speak to anything else in art history.