Sentence examples for was not really much from inspiring English sources

There was not really much for her to do.

There was not really much excitement in the week of waiting for our first film to be shown.

Gerard T. Koeppel, author of "Water for Gotham," called the pipes "evidence of how poorly New York handled its water supply in the early 1800s by relying on a private company that was not really much interested in supplying water in any great abundance".

Gallup's writers suggest that our societal failure to recognize the difficulty of staying at home and raising children contributes to the emotional differences — and adds, wisely I think, that if it is the prohibitive cost of child care that is keeping a mother at home, then her "choice" was not really much of one — never a circumstance that contributes to happiness.

Proving that he was not really much of a Democrat to begin with, Dewey endorsed Republican McKinley over the eventual Democratic nominee, William Jennings Bryan.

Thus, the OFC localization of the critical signal in the present task was not really much of an issue; the study rather explored, in response to what type of outcome stimulus (hence an event-related method) and when (hence a rapid method) a specific brain response to outcomes would be observed.

There wasn't really much to do.

However, getting all but one race right wasn't really much of an achievement.

There wasn't really much to say afterwards because everyone was hurting, everyone was gutted.

She used to work so hard, there wasn't really much time.

"At the time there wasn't really much that targeted the second-generation Hispanic," Mr. Chinchilla said.