Sentence examples for much suggest that from inspiring English sources

Sadly, it's also time for statements such as this: "Many people – who probably don't watch the show very much – suggest that the next Doctor could be a woman", a sentence brilliant in its patronising, patriarchy-upholding blindness.

The connections to Eudorus and to Philo who also worked in Alexandria, very much suggest that this group of treatises was developed as a coherent project in Alexandria sometime in the first century BCE or the first century CE.

Indeed, much suggests that many accidents are, well, accidental.

I wrote as much, suggesting that the attempts by Congress to fix something they don't know much about will have a number of unintended consequences.

Despite a rise in American inventories, global stocks do not appear to have grown much, suggesting that buoyant developing economies absorbed most of the increase in supply.

They carry them in and out of the elections offices in a rebel stronghold, Bouaké, 190 miles north of Abidjan, and not much suggests that they will lay the guns down and reunite with the south after the election.

The impact on hepatitis rate does not change much, suggesting that the impact on hepatitis infection works mostly at the extensive margin.

When stratifying by gender, women showed stronger and more persistent negative regular employment effects even though the other outcomes did not diverge much, suggesting that women tend to stay for longer periods in TWA employment.