Sentence examples for so much claimed from inspiring English sources

And then I think how tragic it was that the sport which he loved so much claimed his life in a tempest of aggression fueled by cheering fans.

The problem is that like so much claimed by the Sri Lankan government, then and since it was a lie.

A competing theory, associated with Archibald and Feldman's book Why Does College Cost So Much?, claims that it is the nature of higher education -- a craft industry that employs highly skilled labor -- that leads to hyper-inflation.

If so, we will have learned nothing from the war that has taught them so much and claimed the lives of their comrades.

To claim that an object, event or experience was likeable, desirable or enjoyable was not so much to claim that it had been liked, desired or enjoyed by a subject, but involved a species of predictive hypothesis, namely, that it could or would be enjoyed by other persons who possessed the relevant potential capacities.

Mr Beck is not advocating piety so much as claiming a divine imprimatur for his own prejudice against big government.

Here's one reason rappers spend so much time claiming to be cold-blooded: they want to lower your expectations.

The Vietnamese government meddles in its economy so much, they claim, that it is impossible to make a true assessment of the local producers' costs.

There are many measures of literary success, but none that involve a world writers spend so much time claiming to disdain.

The automatic gear changes at low speeds are a little mushy; the manual changes, accomplished by means of paddles mounted behind the wheel, are smoother but a pain in the neck in the city, where so much else claims your attention.

2. One answer to the point above is that he chose to define himself again because his opponents have spent so much time claiming he was an out of touch old Etonian who was favouring his rich friends with tax cuts.