Example sentences of "not [verb] much [prep] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 That would be quite unacceptable to good potential MPs who do not think much of popularity ( their own or other people 's ) and would not demean themselves by deliberately setting out to acquire it .
2 She does not know much about world politics ; she undertakes her ‘ strange Odyssean intellectual and political adventure into the soul and psyche of this unknown leader ’ in , she says , ‘ a systematic journalistic manner ’ .
3 I may not know much about anatomy , but I am rug-smart .
4 Yoga may not do much for stamina , but it can be excellent for suppleness and also relatively good for strength .
5 In short it appears that the selection of candidates under the STV does not do much for party harmony .
6 If , as I have suggested , the 12 members of the Community do not have much in common with us over sovereignty , what do we have in common over foreign affairs ?
7 To say that building societies ' deposits come from bank deposits is not saying much of interest , however .
8 Not knowing much about bird first-aid , I was n't sure what to do , so I took the bird home .
9 ‘ Because firstly she feels embarrassed at not knowing much about art , and secondly she 's still struggling with the fact that you mould her like a piece of clay in every painting . ’
10 ‘ She feels embarrassed at not knowing much about art . ’
11 The royalty it must pay Microsoft is generally put at $15 to $20 per copy , and all the blank disks needed to make each copy of the thing , plus printing and packaging cost about $26 , which does not leave much for distribution from the $49 it charges Windows users , $99 for MS-DOS users and $139 for those having neither .
12 Twenty years ago the sight of Japanese tourists lounging in the tropical garden of a Balinese hotel roused curiosity , especially since the Japanese did not travel much for pleasure in those days , and these tourists were only in Bali for the weekend .
13 Do n't know much about gold coins erm I mean I suppose they 're a tradable asset .
14 ‘ I do n't know much about art , ’ said Crocker , sitting down and crossing one elegant lean leg over the other , ‘ but there 's one painting I would like to have .
15 Nov 17 1984 Do n't know much about art , but we know we do n't like this kiddy cartoon of a ZZ Top car with a hat on
16 There is frequent intolerance to work which has real relevance and many times I have seen images dismissed with the familiar phrase , ‘ I do n't know much about art , but I know what I like ’ .
17 She did n't know much about art before but there was an exhibition of my Old Masters going on at the Royal Academy and she saw that , and was very enthusiastic about it , especially the Holbein portrait of Henry VIII .
18 I do n't know much about art but it seems so … extreme . ’
19 He did n't know much about Islam but he was aware that being an imam was a bit like being a Vice-president for Life .
20 JB : I do n't know much about painting really , and I think I paint by intuition , so that I have many , many misses for each one that hits the mark .
21 Doone did n't know much about marble , it appeared .
22 ‘ I do n't know much about etiquette back there in the shtetl , but even in these decadent times we do n't feel a gun in the back is just a snappy way to say ‘ please ’ . ’
23 I do n't know much about rugby .
24 I do n't know much about Street , but er I can say this , That on on , if you started at the top , at Road and walked down to er well just past where we are , you could buy anything .
25 ‘ The public does n't know much about investment , and why should it ? ’ he counters .
26 They really do n't know much about industry .
27 She says she 's a bit of a philistine and does n't know much about rowing , but hopes to find out .
28 Obviously Frank Morris does n't know much about trade union history .
29 ‘ I do n't know much about swimming , ’ he said , ‘ but I suppose it 's mainly supervision , and getting the boys to the right races . ’
30 ‘ I do n't know much about jazz , ’ said Catriona .
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