Sentence examples for very much upon from inspiring English sources

Delany recalled that Robinson destroyed the earl's memoirs, since they recorded actions "as would have reflected very much upon his character".

Pick: Ferrero Rocher's The Ambassador's Party The festive season is now very much upon us and that means magic, giving and chocolate.

This is more gratifying, when we state that the quantity of foreign wool imported this year has increased very much upon that of last year, and has nearly reached the quantity of 1841, as will appear below.

They highlight yet again how the fight to get work depends very much upon where you live, and that the fight for work is likely to continue to be easiest for those seeking to work part-time.

The substance of the law at any given time pretty nearly corresponds, so far as it goes, with what is then understood to be convenient; but its form and machinery, and the degree to which it is able to work out desired results, depend very much upon its past.

The days of her self-conscious adolescence in northern Idaho are long behind her, yet she continues to slouch to hide her height (5-foot-8); like her heroine Jane Addams -- the Chicago social reformer and founder of Hull House -- she holds her head "very much upon one side".

Years ago on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, I saw a baby, separated from his pacifier, crawling on the very much-crawled-upon and walked-upon hard floor of my church's child-care room.

"It is very much frowned upon at our quiz.

This debate very much hinges upon the assessment of risk.

On the subject of The Ring: it very much depends upon your wife-to-be.

But at this time, we are very much intent upon running.