Sentence examples for not lay much from inspiring English sources

Erasmus usually did not lay much emphasis on his doctorate, and he was usually vague about its source.

"He didn't lay much groundwork for sacrifice," said Diana Fortuna, president of the Citizens Budget Commission.

I don't lie much now, but I have lied an inordinate amount to celebrities.

Although you should apply a coat liberally do not lay on so much paint your brush strokes will show through subsequent roller coats.

The authors conclude that: "Its potential does not lie so much in a broad application.

Alaba is adamant that the credit for his emergence as a football universalist does not lie so much with him as with Guardiola.

The importance of Ibn Daud's psychology does not lie so much in its contents (that are largely based on Ibn Sina's psychology), but primarily in its detailed treatment and in the manner in which he employs and adapts Ibn Sina's theories so as to accommodate his own purposes.

They don't lay as much as they used to.

Democrats complain that Republicans didn't lay out much of an agenda in the election.

The greatest problem with generating revenue in America does not lie on how much tax Americans pay.

They can't divulge too much and they can't lie too much.