Sentence examples similar to what about amassing from inspiring English sources
What about the artists who quietly amass fortunes and manage them well?
Her office has released a report, titled Who Knows What About Me?, which estimates that by the age of 18 the average person will have amassed nearly 70,000 posts and will share information online 26 times a day.
What about review volume?
"It doesn't matter what the ammunition is and what words are said, it is all about amassing points," Platt insisted.
It was an interesting way to begin a conversation about 651 red-and-white quilts that she has -- what? -- amassed since the late 1950s.
Educational psychologists argue that becoming a more adept learner is not simply about amassing tips and strategies about how to study but is based on becoming what is known as a self-regulated learner, which is the "self-directive process by which learners transform their mental abilities into academic skills" (Zimmerman 2002, p. 65).
It's not about amassing wealth.
To bolster the legal struggle, Rosen also set about amassing a kind of Cape Cod-style Rainbow Coalition.
— You feel remorse about amassing more debt than you can handle.
Greed is about amassing something coveted, beyond all proportion.
