Sentence examples for much upheld from inspiring English sources

And then, I don't want to spoil anything, but let's just say that at the end of the movie, traditional social norms are--phew--pretty much upheld.

Not so much upholding them, but definitely contemplating them.

They did much to uphold the visual rigour associated with geometric abstraction, and helped promote the "constructivist idea in art", identified by Naum Gabo and others.

At the same time, Mr. Obama has upheld much of the Bush security architecture.

Three months ago, a federal appeals court upheld much of the lower court's ruling, though not all of it.

In late June, a federal appeals court upheld much of the lower-court ruling, but narrowed the finding against Microsoft.

Given that wedding announcements are now not so much accounts of upheld tradition as celebrations of individualism, the inclusion of gay weddings makes perfect sense.

An appeals court upheld much of Judge Jackson's ruling last June, but overturned his decision to break up the company, sending the case back to the district court to devise an appropriate remedy.

United States District Judge Harvey Bartle III, in an opinion released Thursday, upheld much of the decision made by an arbitrator in May and left open the possibility that three other umpires could get their jobs back, ordering that their cases be heard by a different arbitrator.

A U.S. federal appeals court Thursday upheld much of the $27 million a former Cisco Systems executive was ordered to repay the company he admitted embezzling.

That's the steady course he upheld when much of the political establishment was either second-guessing or ridiculing it, and there's no reason to change it now.