Sentence examples for wish that much from inspiring English sources

In fact, many people today wish that much more of the territory's power would come from nuclear sources, which currently account for only about 15 percent of local consumption, rather than from the coal-fired stations, which contribute a great deal to Hong Kong's serious air-pollution problem.

I very much wish that there hadn't been a seventh season of "Gilmore Girls," because what we got was an appalling repudiation of much of what we'd loved through the six previous seasons.

HP: I wish that people ate as much as they did in the 19th century.

MS: Well, Bob, I do wish that that made as much difference as you think it ought to make.

That does not necessarily mean that more interesting things happened during early evolution than later, but perhaps that we just wish that we knew as much about early evolution as we know for events later in evolution.

"I wish that people could see how much I love to laugh and how much fun I love to have, and that I have my own opinions," she says.

Yet even Adams would not have wished that so much of Paine's work — however much he disagreed with it — would be so willfully excised from memory.

And yet you often wish that he had put as much effort into his plotting as he did into some of the individual scenes.

Get a dish like this, and you can start to wish that the kitchen put as much care into the fine details as it does into the broad strokes.

"I understand the anguish that was just expressed," he said finally, "that there are many citizens of our country who are angry and anguished, who really don't know how to move on this particular situation and wish that somebody would cure it much more rapidly than I am suggesting.

This probably makes it the Christmas film we deserve, a fitting finale for the year as a whole, although is it too much to wish that the gags had been sharper and the plot (something about a scheme to rob a Chicago-based charity) just that little bit more developed?