Sentence examples similar to treating much from inspiring English sources

Now we're treated much differently.

Physically, anchovies may be treated much like garlic.

Animals get treated much like people, Dr. Goss said.

Until recently they were treated much like serfs.

The F.D.A. treats much of the data it gets as proprietary.

"Everybody likes homemade treats much better than store-bought ones anyway".

"I was treated much better than refugees are now," she said in 2000.

Yet, inexplicably, it seems to feel that homeowners have to be treated much more severely.

Now, he said, he is treated much better by people, especially men.

Loans in such cases are treated much more liberally by F.H.A., he said.

In borrowing terms, e-books have been treated much like print books.