Sentence examples for without being much from inspiring English sources

One sees, or hears, why listeners would have been impressed by him without being much moved.

The climactic battle sequences are chaotically goofy without being much fun.

He pursued his own work without being much affected by others.

He cited a paradox: "The justices have become more public," he said, "... without being much noticed by the public".

The New Yorker, September 7 , 1935P. 15 We've read the neutrality program of this country without being much impressed.

Somehow, the exterminator had leaped logic and sense to make it into Congress, without being much socialized by the process.

However, many of our standard representations of biological networks are state-free, without it being much commented on.

Doing without thinking is much more dangerous than thinking without doing.

The employment situation for those without degrees is much worse than for those who have them.

For me, life without booze is much the same as life with booze.

Compared with Fig. 12d, it can be seen that the DC bus voltage transient drop without MCA is much larger.