Sentence examples for so much biting from inspiring English sources

That's not so much biting the hand that feeds you as gnawing it off to the elbow.

She goes on, "There's so much comedy to what Jane Austen wrote, so much biting social satire...there's a lot of levels to Austen.

Lewis, it seems, did not so much bite the hand that fed him as mistake it for the main meal.

But for a movie like 'Wall Street' that had so much bite the first time around to come out without fangs and preach a message of hope wasn't what people were looking for".

Meanwhile, Burnett's curveball had so much bite that he threw three wild pitches.

There was so much bite and accuracy in the finish that surely all-comers would have been beaten.

(A wonderful apple sorbet\u2014which tastes so much like biting into a freshly picked piece of fruit that it\u2019s as though Willy Wonka came up with it\u2014is borrowed directly from Henderson\u2019s menu and served with a shot of vodka, as it is there).

(A wonderful apple sorbet — which tastes so much like biting into a freshly picked piece of fruit that it's as though Willy Wonka came up with it — is borrowed directly from Henderson's menu and served with a shot of vodka, as it is there).

"We don't actually have fossil human remains with croc bites, but the crocs were bigger than today's crocodiles, and we were smaller, so there probably wasn't much biting involved," he said.

His bilious speeches are issued like jeremiads; he doesn't deliver the dialogue so much as bite it off in chunks.

Pass the blade over the stone as if slicing pieces off of the stone, but not so much that it bites into it.