Sentence examples similar to much taking on from inspiring English sources

Dylan and Mingus, who love comic books so much, take on certain powers.

We Americans eat too much, take on too much debt, save too little and put off anything mildly unpleasant as long as possible.

I think he very much took on board the venue in deciding what sort of play he wanted to do; the north London location, the very small space.

In the Chicago School argument, the folk, in the city, crash into modernity; uprooting means loss, especially loss of community, an argument that has long been debated, and that Wilkerson doesn't so much take on as steer clear of.

He said: "At the moment it is very much a paper-based system, too much taken on trust".

As more and more people chase the startup dream, bootstrapping has very much taken on a new life.

And maybe we sort of just blurred boundaries too much by taking on work that possibly isn't really appropriate for us to do".

Rather, it could achieve a much lower energy by taking on much higher strength.

"But I don't suppose there's much future in taking on Con Ed," she muses.

But there is a much bigger group taking on the extremist.

Ultimately the varying points are way too much to take on in one film.