Sentence examples for some not much from inspiring English sources
Ground corn for polenta, grits, cornbread or thickener (whisk some — not much — into a soup and see what happens).
Each bristles with hundreds of tiny cut-out photographs and bits of colored paper — some not much larger than the flower petals.
Soldiers rampaged through the neighbourhood, including the Mouskouri house, searching for the perpetrators, dragging every male, some not much older than the girls themselves, out into the square.
It has, for the past 36 years, been effectively an autonomous territory, receiving some (not much) help from Australia but otherwise governing itself.
The resort has 53 swimming pools, some not much bigger than a big Jacuzzi, and many tucked discreetly within the flanks of the guest cottages.
The Chairman's XI (or XII, strictly speaking, since the whole squad is taking part in the match with either bat or ball) have played some, not much, first-class cricket.
It would offend some readers, not much but some".
In some ways, things have changed a lot, and in some ways, not much at all.
The answer is: some, although not much.
In some ways, not much has changed.
