Sentence examples for restore so much from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM RPCV MALI 09: Obama entered the White House with an obligation to mend and renew America's image abroad and to restore so much diplomatic capital lost during the last administration's terms.

With grave tenderness, Ms. Denis reminds us that these murderous, tragically lost boys and girls are still children, a gesture that doesn't restore their humanity — which she has no right to restore — so much as remind you of the humanity that's so easily forgotten.

Please keep praying, for human effort alone can only restore so much.

Buildings along the wharf have been painstakingly restored, so much so that a crew was there to film a mini-series based on "Moby-Dick".

And who can forget our newly promoted Premier League football team, which has restored so much pride to the people of Middlesbrough?

The town's old Main Street intersects Route 20, and it was there that I got the sense of what turned out to be a leitmotif for the trip: while a good chunk of Sharon Springs is restored, so much is not.

However, this is counterbalanced by the ability of HSCT to completely restore health, so much so that many patients consider themselves as " reborn" after HSCT and use the date of engraftment to celebrate their birthday [ 18].

It remains to be seen how quickly good will can be restored after so much nastiness.

It can be restored so quickly.

"She's walking and basically independent now," Ms. King said, noting that her friend's spirits and personality have been restored as well — so much so that Ms. Riley attended yesterday's wedding.

Mr. Morsi's formal request for the military to restore order was "not so much an instruction as a plea for support," Mr. Bahgat said.