Sentence examples for much that of from inspiring English sources

This August resembles too much that of 1939; the last summer of peace until 1945.

Is this not so?" This note of forced gaiety is very much that of the novel.

And the portrait of Malory that Hardyment offers us is very much that of TH White.

The rate of mortality in diabetic patients, especially of cardiovascular origin, is about twice as much that of nondiabetic individuals.

In regard to the "neutralist" approach, my take has been very much that of Francisco Ayala et al. in the PNAS in July of 1974 (91 687-6794).

The moral is very much that of a cosmopolitan traveller on the Teddy Roosevelt model: travel and learn, and then come home and develop.

We owe much of that, of course, to antibiotics.

Much like that of the Joker.

Today, much of that concentration of capital remains.

Not too much of that.

Much of that is luck.