Sentence examples for so much foul from inspiring English sources
'In all the world, there is not, perhaps... so much swindling and villainy, so much foul disease, such a hideous dung-heap of moral and physical abomination as in the scene of this far-famed undertaking......
Playing without the injured Marcus Camby (plantar fasciitis, a heel injury), they did their best to negate Charlotte's height advantage by pushing the ball up the court fervently and getting the Hornets' 7-foot center, Elden Campbell, in so much foul trouble that he played only 18 minutes.
The prisoners' rough faces and darting eyes, the crooked arc of one man's nose and the unnervingly sly line of another's smile, suggest so much (murder most foul, to borrow a line), as do the occasional shivery biographical asides, particularly about the mafia, that jostle alongside the play's poetry.
Never has a man wished so much for a few foul balls so he could wash his hands.
"It really wasn't so much defense, it was foul trouble," Houston said.
I have to be consistent and put the onus on the refs and position myself not to foul so much".
The last weeks before the vote were telling: the tone of Russian state media shifted, and news sources did not praise Trump so much as relish the foul state of the election, throwing a pox on everyone's house.
But whatever the problem – that we've gorged on it like geese on gavage or that its format has, like so much reality TV, fallen foul of the observer effect – there can't be anyone who imagines that the once tasty Come Dine With Me is not a flavour rapidly falling out of favour.
"It has some positive aspects, particularly the removal of comments - and ads - which would have made so much of YouTube fall foul of many educational filters.
