Sentence examples for so much discussed from inspiring English sources

Bodemeister has the look of an Empire Maker, the Unbridled line we so much discussed last year with Shackleford.

She acknowledged it was not the issue of teenage violence that has made the book so much discussed.

Also, change is the key; so Alaska and the District of Columbia are out of the running, because they were so much discussed last year.

The focus of Book Ten and elsewhere in the Analects also suggests that the primary locus of virtue is to be found in how people treat each other in the fabric of everyday life and not in the dramatic moral dilemmas so much discussed in contemporary Western moral philosophy.

From the moment it premiered, Showtime's high-stakes, wildly ambitious spy thriller "Homeland" was not so much discussed as it was anointed.

Governor Terry Branstad of Iowa, who calls the Ag Summit a "bold and brilliant" way to educate presidential candidates about farming, notes that agriculture was booming during the 2008 and 2012 elections, and so was not much discussed.

That sounded sensible, and, for the many people who have long argued that our addiction to oil and gas is destroying the planet, so did the much discussed concept of "peak oil" — the theoretical moment when half the world's oil reserves had been consumed and fossil fuels began to become scarce.

That sounded sensible, and, for the many people who have long argued that our addiction to oil and gas is destroying the planet, so did the much discussed concept of "peak oil'' — the theoretical moment when half the world's oil reserves had been consumed and fossil fuels began to become scarce.

Politics are much discussed, so are banks, so is cotton.

That fame bent some noses out of shape — never more so than when Talese wrote a much discussed article about him in Esquire in 1963 — but so what?

Typically there's heartache — an adult child unable or unwilling to be a parent — so it's not an issue much discussed publicly.