Sentence examples for of much give from inspiring English sources

Dr. Albright, a veteran of much give and take at the United Nations from her years as the American representative in the first Clinton administration, chided the council for its failure to approve Secretary General Kofi Annan's choice of a new chief arms inspector for Iraq.

Under a bridge, two Polish men talked in torrents, one of them much given to kissing the hands of the women in our group.

He's a quietly determined kind of chap, not much given to flummery or exaggeration.

Modern conservatism has become a sort of cult, very much given to conspiracy theorizing when confronted with inconvenient facts.

Eddie is a troubled, hassled man, pondering a change of career and much given to going to confession.

(Of those to whom much is given, much is required).

Right now there is no central state accounting of how much corporations give to local candidates around New York.

"Yield" suggestibility is a measure of how much participants give in or yield to the 15 suggestive questions.

Japan's enslavement of much of Asia gave pan-Asianism a bad name.

During his travels, he noticed the poor quality of much financial advice given to expatriates.

All because we have forgotten, in this Christian nation of ours, a basic truth of Jesus, "To whom much is given, of him shall much be required".