Sentence examples for much to unpack from inspiring English sources

There's much to unpack here.

There is so much to unpack here.

There's so much to unpack in the 150-second preview, giving us a mere glimpse of themes we're not used to seeing in horror.

There's so much to unpack in that hug: Tigh calling his dead son Liam – short for William Billl now way beyond any sense that Saul isn't his friend and comrade just because he's turned out to be a Cylon; Tigh breaking down in Bill's arms, after being pushed away by Ellen's bitchiness and the desperation of his guilt over somehow failing Caprica.

There's so much to unpack.

So much to unpack here.

We've already confirmed that the ending isn't as altered as previously imagined, but there is so much more to unpack within the 149-minute fever dream.

There is much personal history to unpack.

There isn't much else there to unpack, but when talk of borders, war, and Russians come up, you may bristle at both the world you live in and the fact that a movie like this could be labeled prophetic.

Much of my writing tries to unpack the conflicts in that state.

It's perhaps not worth starting to unpack how much is wrong with that idea (not least the implication that black people cannot possibly be rich).