Sentence examples for such much from inspiring English sources

As such, much of the international community aside from Russia has said that Assad has no place in Syria's future.

There's still such much going on out there, from cruelty in a domestic sense right up to the terrible conditions of animals in transportation.

While DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting) was not so such much a bubble that burst as one that slowly deflated during 2008, the resignation of Lesley Douglas as controller of BBC Radio 2 was a seismic shock to the corporation, and one from which it may take some time to recover.

As such, much will depend on the second preferences of those who favour the other three candidates – the Jordanian former Fifa executive committee member Prince Ali bin al-Hussein, former South African politician turned businessman Tokyo Sexwale and the former Fifa executive Jérôme Champagne.

"We can forget a little about such much conflict, about all the differences that divide us, about all the craziness in the streets," said Gabriel Moyano, 47, a vendor, as he watched Colombia beat Honduras 2-0 on Thursday night to reach the finals.

As such, much of the debate among the team headed by the Locog director of sport Debbie Jevans as they head towards the final and arguably most crucial batch of test events is about how to best present those sports at Games-time.

And the call of the ram's horn is an appropriate time for such much-needed reflection.

From the end of the war to the 80s, the idea that fairness was importantly linked with equality of outcome shaped the national conversation, delivering such much-loved institutions as the NHS.

Jonathan Wright The second episode of Vanessa Engle's exploration of our relationship with money begins by asserting – plausibly – that it is the single greatest cause of conflict within relationships, ahead even of such much-gnawed bones of contention as sex, children and whose family to endure at Christmas.

The mob is the last obstacle on the road to chaos, articulated by such much-neglected ideologues as George Sorel and Robert Michels with their eulogising of myths, crowds, general strikes and ultimately violence in mobilising opposition to the "iron law of oligarchy".

Another key absentee from the SPFL is a title sponsor, with those in charge of the country's national sport displaying their ineptitude for a second season in a row by failing to deliver such much-needed revenue before a ball is kicked.