Sentence examples for so much ripe from inspiring English sources

"I've never had a vintage like this, so lacking in structure and tannins, and with so much ripe fruit at the expense of minerality and earthiness," David said.

Smith strongly believes that "quality news costs a lot of money to produce, a lot of trained, educated, dedicated, very hard working people to produce and so you cannot just expect to pluck it off the Internet tree like so much ripe fruit".

Too many of these essays occupy a soggy middle ground, not so much half-ripe as beyond their expiration date.

That might sound like so much arrogance, attitude ripe to be ripped apart by an underdog in waiting.

Its Proust, its Kafka, its Joyce were not so much radical breaks as the ripe culmination of the Western literary tradition.

The entire industry, in short, was ripe not so much for a makeover as for mass euthanasia, followed by the birth of something new.

Last year, my five plants were laden with beautiful red, ripe Early Girls, so much so that we were giving them away by the dozens.

If you have a choice, choose peaches that have very dark skins and a good aroma, and are pretty much ripe but ever so slightly firm – the ones that would be perfect to eat tomorrow.

Making a juicy compote like this is so much better when the berries are ripe - so that's exactly what I did, adding a squeeze of lime and orange, and then grating some of the zest to give the bowl an ounce of extra colour and a burst of intense flavour.

So much so that some reckon it is ripe for another fall.High-yield bonds returned a handsome 15% last year after a stunning 58% in 2009.

The time is ripe because we know so much more today about how best to ensure the rights of children and address their needs.