Sentence examples for much to please from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Bosch devotees and newcomers will find much to please them here.

An entertainer with a voice as heroic as that of the popular tenor Ronan Tynan really doesn't have to do much to please an audience except sing.

But when Jason arrived, I think he wanted to, not so much to please Jason, but not disappoint Jason because he played with him before.

The great thing about inheriting an awful situation — and the Knicks are awful — is that it does not take much to please the fans.

"Let Miliband be Miliband," Mr Miliband reportedly told an aide, paraphrasing a line from the West Wing, an American political drama.The story of American politics over the past few years also contains much to please Labour types.

Architectural fiends will find much to please them in this port city, from the 1930s Cathedrale Sacre-Coeur to the Boulevard d'Anfa, a palm-lined avenue studded with pavement cafes.

[The market is] … much more managed and much more to please local investors," Leone said.

If Murielle doesn't seem to mind, it's partly because she doesn't have much of a family and, like Mounir, she very much wants to please André.

You're much harder to please.

"There was so much desire to please".

"There was so much desire to please," she said.