Sentence examples for much to identify from inspiring English sources

RUDNICK -- Straight audiences aren't required so much to identify as to relax.

"With this Brady Bunch arrangement, you have so much to identify with," he said.

Mr. Murdoch's News Corporation, based in New York, said in a statement, "No other company has done as much to identify what went wrong, compensate the victims, and ensure the same mistakes do not happen again".

"Mahler was slow to be accepted by a wide audience, and in England his music came quite late into people's hearts," says Elder. "But then after the second world war, with the advent of long-playing records, young people found so much to identify with in this music: his tortured, neurotic temperament, his multifarious backgrounds, partly Jewish, partly Germanic".

Bill Sweetenham, the gruff and abrasive Australian who did so much to identify young female swimmers with as much steel as talent during his tenure as the head coach of GB swimming from 2000 to 2007, once spoke evocatively of Miley.

Thus, identifying only the Jacobi set does not help us very much to identify global structures inherent in the entire data.

Who killed these civilians is proving much harder to identify.

The other E. coli strains are much harder to identify and testing can be time-consuming.

But doing so makes it much harder to identify the perpetrator and prevent future economic injury.

When the Voting Rights Act was passed, such laws were much easier to identify.

In cyberwarfare, it is much harder to identify the attacker, and therefore to know how to retaliate.