not much of

His looks are bland, his voice is soft and he would be the first to admit that he is not much of a public speaker.

Oh boy, you know I'm not much of a speech maker. I might just send everybody heading for the door. Where should I begin?

"From what I can see you're not much of anything. But I can tell you've got potential. " She went back to reading her newspaper.

Well, I am not much of a techie, but let me see what I can do to help.

"Well, I do, " he answered. "If I were you I wouldn't think of it. It's not much of a profession for a woman. "

It was truthfully not much of a village, just an inn and a few houses crouching beside the road within a stone's-throw of the woods.

Adam: As you know , I'm not much of a sports fan. Are there any news shows ou talk shows on?

As a consequence not much of what he said about language development holds water.

It is not much of a secret that most people would prefer their teeth embodied the classic pearly white appearance that can be a bit elusive.

I'm not much of a fashionable man. If you left me to my own devices it would probably be a hoodie and jeans 365 days a year.

I know, not much of a chance, but I had to give it a shot.

Not much of this was new money (probably $3 billion-5 billion) and it is not clear how much, if any, has been delivered.

Perhaps we think "I took on too much" is not much of an excuse if and when we drop the ball (after all, it was our choice to say yes or no).

That's not a problem in the Fowler family. For one thing, there's not much of an estate to leave.

I'm not much of a home handyman. I'm the kind of person who grabs the nearest heavy flat object to pound nails.

If you're the only one writing the applications that will be accessing your hardware, that's not much of a problem.

Banking on the youngest voters is not much of a winning strategy. But ignoring them may be a losing one.

The French Open final this year was not much of a real contest due to Pierce's lack of form.

When there was one boat, not much of an impact.

When I visit some relatives semi regularly, I'm unfortunately not much of a conversation-maker in terms of small talk.

She's not much of a linguist, but she does know how to say one word - "beautiful" - in several languages.

Yeah. l`m not much of a planner, you know.

But if the great stagnation is the problem, making access to knowledge more expensive is surely not much of a solution.

Not much of it had lasting merit.

Not much of an update lately, I have been travelling extensively but am now home for a while.

Although over the years standards may of slightly slipped, but this is not much of a problem as they remain outstanding.

Not much of this would interest a senior officer, let alone someone in search of the Truth.

But it's not much of a solution for the Long Tail producer, which I would define as the anyone outside the top 1, 000 or so.

So you can probably say that there is not much of a problem of the asset side in the Asian banking system.

Service of a summons is not much of a problem if the defendant is a citizen of the forum state.

If creditors of these businesses cannot suffer significant losses, this is not much of a market economy.

Well, I don't see how the critics could like that dress. But then again, what do I know? I'm not much of a fashion risk-taker myself.

its not much of a profession for a woman .

I'm not much of a writer myself, so I'm having Isaac Asimov write this up for me.

But if the amount of oil at state oil companies' disposal is not much of a worry, the way they manage it certainly is.

Well, no, sir. I'm not much of a meat eater myself, but I hear really great things. . . about the pork.

It is not much of an entrance, squashed between a dusty drugstore and a fast-food joint.

"There are more exceptions to this rule than strong examples, " says Jablonski, "which means it's not much of a rule. "

It was signed by 41 artists, including his former studio assistants Anthony Caro and Phillip King; not much of a birthday present.

I am not much of a philosopher. . . but if you wanna know what I believe, I'll tell you.

I'm not much of a drinker, and I haven't needed to sneak out early for years.

She is not much of a poet, But he does not read them; fear averts his eyes.

There is not much of a base for this to stand on, since it is another 'can't prove can't disprove' paradox, it is back to our own judgment.

I'm not much of a hearer so I asked her to repeat herself.

Mariah claims she was not much of a student at high school.

In practice rainfall, like farming, is not much of a problem any more.

They may get away with that for now, but it's not much of a long-term strategy.

I should have got a better price for the car, but I'm not much of a businessman.

It was not much of a joke, but it tickled old Mr. Bouncer; because Tommy Brock was so fat and stumpy and grinning.

Not much of a paper chase for Microsoft's chairman, who uses a range of digital tools to do business.

But these results, based on a few thousand votes by self-selecting activists, are not much of a guide.

He is not much of a monitor but he always gives of his best.

I used to visit him frequently, it is true, but there was not much of conversation.

He was not much of a pianist, but he knew the love of song and family.

Not much of a market for one over here. Designed for Middle East diplomats, arms dealers, and drug lords mostly.

He is not much of a good father, but he is an outstanding scientist.

Because of these issues, there is not much of a benefit to implement a COM smart tag in a VSTO add-in.

It's the tactic that is highly effective if you're not much of a micro manager or enjoy squashing your opponent with a huge hoard of forces.

"He is not much of a driver either, " she replied. "He just ran his truck over three motorcycles. "

but aside from a brief fielding slump in early april , not much of it has been caused by jeter.

He's not much of a busy bee. It always take him hours to do a small piece of work .

The latest takeover in the industry, announced this week, is smaller, less spectacular and not much of a surprise.

'I'm not much of a chocolate lover myself but all the women who tasted it said "Wow" .

But the overall balance of payments position of individual economies remained healthy and not much of a concern.

of course. But I'm afraid I'm not much of a dancer. . .

Potential problem of celebrity status is not much of a determent to those seeking limelight.

Not much of it would make the cover of Popular Mechanics .

Such a tax system that is not much of it unfair?

Banking on the youngest voters is not much of a winning strategy.

The room was fine - not much of a view looking over Garden Road to the Botanical Gardens - but was clean - if a bit clinical.

"Structural inflation is not much of a problem. "

Yes, I write and paint, but I'm not much of a painter.

Not much of the JSR 294 implementation is included, because not much exists so far.

Not much of a view either but we could compensate by watching the large TV opposite the bed.

Of course, Steve Ballmer said it was coming in " early March" so that's not much of a prediction.

I'm not much of an athlete, but I enjoy watching sports show.

His younger brother is not much of a companion for him.

George Bush's brother is not much of a companion for him.

I'm not much of an electrician, but I'll give it my best shot.

Though most of the oil lies within the rebels' zone, not much of the stuff is being pumped.

Age gap between a couple is not much of a problem as social difference.

He is not much of a companion for his teammates.

It is not much of a day for a walk.

He is not much of a teacher, because he always treats his students coldly.

But not much of this theoretical revolution has yet spread beyond a circle of specialists and enthusiasts.

He's not much of a worker but he sure is an athlete.

Mike is not much of a teacher for he often skips from one subject to another.

By pushing up prices of imports, it means more inflation, not much of a problem today but potentially one in the future.

His brother is not much of a companion for him.

Of course, not much of this furniture actually comes from France or Bali.

"There is not much of an alternative to the dollar for global investors, " says LeBas.

It's not much of a leap to extrapolate from the GPS to the smartphone.

I enjoy being a gardener, but it's not much of what did you do for a living, I only get paid RMB 300 a month.

There's not much of a point in joining a singing competition.

I enjoy being a gardener, but it's not much of a living. I only get paid RMB 300 a month.

He's a good teacher but he's not much of a disciplinarian .

And not much of any use in your elbows or your shoulders.

Obviously, that's not much of a base file for drawing stats.

You're not much of a TV addict, as I remember.

In that sense, it's a step backward. Not much of a fairy-tale ending.

I admit that I'm really not much of a chatter.

They may be loud during play and talk excessively about not much of anything.

For high-end customers, price is not much of an issue.

You is not much of in your study. But you is good much of a cook.

Standing idly by is not much of a policy.

But it still is not much of a novel.

At the time, there is not much of marriage and love relationship is a relationship purely a constraint, a kind of affirmation of identity.

If you're not much of a writer, create an audio love letter.

Not much of a life, but hey, it beats the alternative.

For starters, there is not much of it around.

Merchandise looks silver, but there is really not much of a selling point.

The dinner was of eight courses; not much of anything, but truly elegant.

In sum, I think if you stick to low-salt kimchi, there's not much of a risk.

Mr. Smith is a famous professor of physics, but not much of a father.

While not much of an issue in C# 2, this far more important now that passing functions to other functions is becoming common.

QUESTION: Is time still not much of a factor?

domestic Industry transfer molding is still there is not much of the theory, there are some scholars in this regard a number of exploration.

What? Oh, I guess I'm just not much of a party person?

The trouble with applying the Sputnik moment to China is that it is not much of an analogy.

He is not much of a companion for me.

I am not much of an outdoorsy type but as a child, I did do my share of camping, fishing and hiking.

There is not much of a market for ice cream in the winter.

But then the ironic thing is that baseball is not much of a global sport. Perhaps a better example is soccer.

Not much of the equipment is of use.

I'm not much of a political player at work.

Not much of his advice has been heeded.

I'm not much of a interpreter, I'm afraid.

I'm not much of a cook so I also frequent the Chinese buffets. Love the fried rice.

The Romans left some very straight roads behind, but not much of their Latin language.

Although he has been teaching physics for 10 years, he is not much of a good teacher.

It's not much of a lane, and it doesn't go anywhere important, but that's why we all came here.

Not much of a youth market there.

I'm not much of a CNET fan, but free is free.

Which is fair enough, but not much of a basis for a book.

It's is not much of a dinner.

It's not much of a day for walk.

He is not much of a good doctor.

Lain afraid I'm not much of a dancer.

Not much of the house remained after the fire.

I enjoy some music, but not much of it.

Your living room is not much of the area, with 600 * 600 mm specifications on it.

Really? I'm not much of an outdoor person.

He is not much of a linguist.

I'm not much of a businessman.

Yeah. I'm not much of a planner.

I'm afraid I'm not much of a dancer.

He is not much of a surgeon.

He is not much of a painter.

He's not much of a cricketer.

Then he's not much of a partner.

I'm not much of an outdoors person.

I'm not much of a gardener.

He's not much of a scholar.

I'm not much of a sports fan.

a. I'm not much of an outdoor's person.

I'm not much of a drinker.

Not much of a change.

I'm not much of a mall guy.

I'm not much of a sailor.

I'm not much of a reader.

It also sets a goal, but not much of a plan, to provide 100m homes with 100 Mbps.

This design contain 4 key quantities not much of situation next the usage is very extensive.

I'm not much of a mechanic, I'm afraid, but I'll have a look at your car if you like.

She is not much of a journalist.

Not much of Denmark is hilly.

Not much of a life for them.

He has a good knowledge of Beijing but not much of Shanghai.

Not much of one.

To learn english is not much of hard work.

Mrs. Wilson: Not much of a crime to stab a dead man, is it? They can never touch him. That's what's important, his life.

I'm not much of a user interface designer so I like to start with an existing project and tweak it.

You're not much of a drinker these days, are you?

You're not much of a sleeper, are you, Timmy?

Your teacher is not much of a scholar, is he?

The Medicaid bill was $2. 7bn last year, not much of an improvement on the $3. 5bn drained in 2008.

If leverage is one of the key worrying signs, there is not much of it in China right now, either at the level of builder or buyer

Although the team's average age was over 30 years old and have not much of body strength, they won because of their strong spirit.

not much of a not a very good

no catch (=not much of a catch)

It's not much of a life you're living

Not much of a girlfriend

it's not much of what did you do for a living

Not much of a day