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see as much as , def. 2.

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Example Sentences

However much we gossip about heterosexual couples with large age gaps, we at least refrain from calling them sex offenders.

And however much Lincoln remained a racialist in attitude, he made that truth his own.

Capitalist, however corrupt; bureaucratic, however inefficient; egalitarian, however much we struggle for status and recognition.

And however much it tries your patience, it never insults your intelligence.

However much I know that I must be caught,” Kulka writes, “I always know, too, that I must be spared.

It is as sinners seeking forgiveness that men, however much they may have enjoyed the blessings of the Covenant, perform it.

However much I keep my investigations quiet, there's a gang of reporters nosing about everywhere.

So, however much he regretted the loss of his only companion, he concluded to let the matter drop.

They look upon this as a grievance, however much they may be assured that it makes no difference in their wages.

Surely the Harpers might teach you to have that, however much mischief they have made in other ways.'

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