Sentence examples for was this much from inspiring English sources

"I don't remember a time when it was this much of a freak-out".

It was this, much more than the secret police, that kept his people in line.

"We've never been in a game where the wind was this much a factor".

Why isn't anyone without a financial stake in the attack saying the attack was this much of a disaster?

If there was this much violence at football matches, there would be government taskforces, new laws, strong campaigns.

"How is it possible that the government can't say why it ended up with a drip pan that was this much money?" she asked in an interview.

So why was this much-anticipated document been greeted with shrugs?

And there was this much-quoted line, also from 1988, which appeared in The Daily Telegraph's obituary of John Allegro.

12 October Peter Molyneux has now left Lionhead, but his final project at the studio was this much-debated Kinect-only fantasy road movie.

Playing well, under no pressure and with their opposition reeling from rare consecutive humiliations, there would be a certain poignancy if it was this much-maligned team who put an end to Mourinho's remarkable 76-match unbeaten Premier League run at Stamford Bridge.

"Bill Clinton was this much-loved president, who maybe was not so discreet with his sexual love, and Hillary stood in the shadows very quietly supporting him.