Sentence examples for so much squander from inspiring English sources

Jackson, a two-time Oscar winner, is a gift that Mantello doesn't so much squander as fail to unwrap.

It's difficult to say which Mailer did more — fulfill or squander his potential; perhaps he had to do so much squandering just to come close to fulfillment.

5. Jennifer Capriati, Tennis (1990-2004) The sunny New Yorker not so much squandered her talent as watched it go up in a puff of marijuana smoke.

But that body has proved as ineffectual as its predecessor, stifling with South Africa's help criticism of the world's worst tyrants.Why has democratic South Africa done so much to squander its once acclaimed moral leadership?

Unless the White House politicizes 9/11 so much it squanders all that belief.

Shah, the founder, says its gives him great pain to see a company that revolutionized the industry and had so much value squandered away.

So much energy is squandered on these melodramas for the eye — and so much attention diverted — that it is a wonder our pianistic thespians can hear themselves at all.

Ugh, so much possibility... squandered. .

How, Malcomson inquires, did the world's sole superpower surrender its better judgment and squander so much good will?

More than half our graduates are women, and a country with such woeful productivity levels cannot afford to squander so much talent, training and education.

Veteran opera buffs know all too well what it's like to sit incredulously through some pointlessly elaborate new production wondering how it was possible to squander so much money for so little effect.