Much example sentences

Related (12): many, plenty, considerable, substantial, significant, extensive, abundant, ample, little, few, scant, minimal

"Much" Example Sentences

  1. I don't have much time before the meeting starts.
  2. She's been through so much in the last year that nothing surprises her anymore.
  3. How much did you spend on groceries this week?
  4. He talks a lot but doesn't say much that actually matters.
  5. The weather hasn't changed much since yesterday afternoon.
  6. I appreciate you so much for staying late to help.
  7. There's not much left in the fridge — we need to go shopping.
  8. She cares too much about what other people think of her.
  9. Much of the damage was already done before anyone noticed.
  10. I don't much like the new coffee place downtown, honestly.
  11. How much sleep did you actually get last night?
  12. He's not much of a talker, but when he does speak, people listen.
  13. That much is obvious to anyone paying attention.
  14. I've never seen her cry much, so when she did, I knew something was really wrong.
  15. The project didn't cost much, which surprised everyone.
  16. You're asking too much of him — he's already overwhelmed.
  17. Much as I'd like to help, I just don't have the bandwidth right now.
  18. There's much to be said for taking things slowly.
  19. I don't think the new policy will change much in practice.
  20. She's much happier since she quit that toxic job.
  21. How much of that story is actually true?
  22. He means well, but his advice isn't worth much.
  23. Much of what we learned turned out to be completely wrong.
  24. I'm not much of a morning person, so don't talk to me before coffee.
  25. The situation hasn't improved much despite all the promises.
  26. She doesn't ask for much, which is why I always try to give her what she needs.
  27. Much like his father, he has a terrible temper.
  28. I've heard much about you from your sister.
  29. The difference between them isn't much, but it matters.
  30. He's much better at this than I am, and I'm okay with that.

Common Phrases

  1. much as
  2. much of
  3. much like
  4. too much
  5. so much
  6. how much
  7. not much
  8. much better
  9. much more
  10. much less
  11. as much as
  12. much the same
  13. much to my surprise

Examples by Level

A1
  1. How much is that book?
  2. I don't have much money right now.
A2
  1. She doesn't eat much meat anymore because she's trying to be healthier.
  2. How much time do we have before the train leaves?
B1
  1. Much of what he said didn't make sense, but I nodded along anyway.
  2. I don't much care for the new manager, to be honest.
B2
  1. Much as I'd like to believe him, his track record suggests otherwise.
  2. The situation has improved much more than anyone expected, though there's still work to do.
C1
  1. Much of the novel's power derives from its refusal to offer easy answers or moral clarity.
  2. She understood, perhaps better than most, that much of life's suffering stems from our resistance to change.
C2
  1. There is much to be said for the argument that progress, however defined, inevitably exacts a price we're often unwilling to acknowledge.
  2. Much like the generations before them, they found themselves caught between aspiration and circumstance, though few would admit it.

Examples by Scenario

🏠 Everyday Life
  1. I don't have much energy left after work, so I just collapse on the couch.
  2. The dog ate much of the sandwich I left on the table — I'm still annoyed about it.
💼 Workplace
  1. Much of the project depends on whether we get approval from the client by Friday.
  2. He doesn't contribute much during meetings, but his written feedback is always solid.
📊 Business
  1. Much of our revenue comes from repeat customers, so retention is critical.
  2. The merger won't cost much if we can streamline operations quickly.
🛒 Buying / Shopping
  1. How much are you willing to spend on a new laptop?
  2. This brand doesn't cost much, but the quality is surprisingly good.
✈️ Travel
  1. We didn't pack much because we knew we'd be moving around constantly.
  2. The hotel charged much more than the website said it would.
📚 Education
  1. Much of the curriculum focuses on standardized test prep, which frustrates a lot of teachers.
  2. She's learned so much this semester that she's actually considering changing her major.
❤️ Relationships
  1. He doesn't say much about his feelings, but I can tell when something's wrong.
  2. Much as we love each other, we're just not compatible anymore.
📰 News / Politics
  1. Much of the coverage has been one-sided, according to media watchdog groups.
  2. The scandal didn't damage him much because his supporters didn't believe the reports.
💻 Technology
  1. This app doesn't do much, but it does that one thing really well.
  2. How much data does this software actually collect from users?
📝 Formal Writing
  1. Much research has been conducted on the effects of social media on adolescent mental health.
  2. The findings suggest that much of the previous data was incomplete or methodologically flawed.

Recently Searched

  › Ramsey
  › Shellbacks
  › Hana
  › Secularise
  › Apostolicus
  › Immutablejs [i(m)ˈmyo͞odəb(ə)l]
  › Typecasts
  › Propulsive
  › Much
  › Mid
  › Scheel
  › Curatorships
  › Cloudland
  › Pelerine
  › Zonal
  › Memsahibs
  › Lancet
  › Unmarred
  › Recidivists
  › Dichotomizes

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z