Sentence examples for while not much from inspiring English sources

While not much connected to Jewish religious life, he was fascinated by Jewish culture, particularly Yiddish.

While not much was learned about Gonzalez tonight, he will most likely be involved with the team in 2013.

While not much of Menander's work has survived, he has had far more influence on subsequent stage comedy than Aristophanes.

While not much has changed in the political make-up of the assembly, the increased numbers will likely change the way ACT politics operates.

Biggio is closing in on an all-time record that, while not much celebrated, reflects an impressive fearlessness and durability — masochism, even.

VIOLENCE: While not much blood literally flows, there are many violent acts, with students and others attacked and incapacitated, sometimes left for dead.

That 16% Yahoo! search market share will definitely buoy MSN for a while, but not much else.

He will be a guest of the US government, now, for a while longer – but not much longer.

After all, he will take over a business that makes $600 million, all while doing not much of anything right.

While perhaps not much can protect against kamikaze jetliners, other simple steps may help protect against lesser attacks.

Most of the leaks are of low-level diplomatic cables, he noted, while concluding: "Not much truck with freedom of information, then, in the land of the free".