Sentence examples for so much enjoys from inspiring English sources

The police are very busy at this time, as there is nothing the Siamese policeman so much enjoys as leading some unfortunate Chinaman to pay tile tax.

But, to borrow the phrase that Mr Blair so much enjoys applying to Britain's role in the world, in this particular fight Mr Duncan Smith "punches above his weight".

"But I so much enjoy pulling the top down that I do it too frequently.

The criminals so much enjoy hunting Lorre down that we tend to forget why they are doing so.

The red carpet fandango -- we so much enjoy the opportunity it gives us for cultivated exchange.

He did not so much enjoy another trip on a tramp steamer bound for the West Africa station, finding the atmosphere seedy.

At present, Johnson isn't so much enjoying a purple patch as a bath in the ink of a certain Mediterranean sea snail.

Although I have lost countless hours of sleep and my computer keys have begun to wear, I have so much enjoyed being involved with The Guardian.

Moreover, by all accounts Wiggo and the rest of the Sky team race "clean", with none of the chemical and illegal medical interventions so much enjoyed (and pre-Oprah vehemently denied) by Mr Armstrong.

Partly it must have been that he so much enjoyed vexing stupid powerful people that he kept forgetting that stupid people who had gained power were never stupid about threats to their power.

They were so much enjoyed by the Prince Regent (later George IV) that he had a set in each of his residences; and Emma, at a discreet royal command, was "respectfully dedicated" to him.