Sentence examples for point so much from inspiring English sources

"You had to work the point so much, every point.

But some wonder whether at some point so much of a good thing becomes too much.

This is not a political point, so much as a point about where tax should be levied".

If it takes a country-and-western rabbi and a bluegrass minister to make a point, so much the better.

A candidate must be craven about asking for money and do it round the clock, because at this point so much of it is required that for all Romney's sterling connections and platinum panhandling, he's still apparently coming up short.

That's one of the points that Lo Calzo raises in all his work, or not a point so much as a question: what does it look like to be both part of something and not?

"A local organisation will understand the pressure points so much more than us," he concluded.

She has carped on her six points so much that Connecticut may be the only state that's ever had a serious public conversation about whether you actually want your freshman senator to have a six-point plan.

They didn't play points so much as construct them: mixing aces and off-speed serves, stranding opponents with feathery drop shots or cutting them off with angled volleys.

Accuracy on unfairly awarded free throws was lowest when the player's team was ahead and didn't need the points so much.

At one point, Diaz moved his head so much that the strap across his forehead slipped.