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Example sentences for "much depends"

  • It means loss of temper both for mistress and servants, and it means throwing out all the little rules and routine on which so much depends.

  • Much depends on the officers that directly command him.

  • Much depends here on the personality of the physician, and different physicians (as well as mental healers outside the medical profession) employ different technique with more or less of success.

  • Much depends, moreover, on the order in which we take up the several faculties.

  • Much depends on what we mean by "strongest" in this connection, and what by the word "determined?

  • Much depends on Tyro's observance of the rule.

  • Much depends on whether the costs increase or decrease as output grows.

  • Much depends on the natural bent; some natures incline to the healthy as the plant grows toward the sun.

  • Not so much depends on shrewd bargaining, on bluff, or on the stubbornness of an individual.

  • In both these cases there is a decided osteo-periostitis, and as so much depends on the early and vigorous use of specific treatment, it may be worth while to contrast the two forms of the disease.

  • Much depends, however, on the promptness and efficiency of the treatment.

  • Much depends on the practicability of improving the dietetic and hygienic environment of the patient.

  • As, however, in cooking, so much depends on appearance, perhaps it would be as well for the inexperienced cook to use the artificial means (No.

  • Prawns should be very red, and have no spawn under the tail; much depends on their freshness and the way in which they are cooked.

  • As the success of a good broil so much depends on the state of the fire, see that it is bright and clear, and perfectly free from smoke, and do not add any fresh fuel just before you require to use the gridiron.

  • So, much depends on the character of the people among whom we live.

  • As I said in the first place, much depends on the shape, quality and quantity of brain; much depends on mental and moral courage.

  • Much depends on the treatment of the brush and the consistency of the ink.

  • So much depends on the mechanic's execution of one's plans, and a perfect design can be so spoiled by a workman that it is worthless.

  • Much depends on the dampening of the paper, on its make, and chiefly on the manner of sizing it.

  • This is especially true if much depends on the answers, if he has been addressed by a railway official or customs inspector.

  • Much depends on the nutrition of the child during this early susceptible period of its life and there is more that passes over with the milk than merely the food elements.

  • The time of learning is six months, but, as in every thing else, much depends on the capacity, aptitude, and particular genius of the learner.

  • Much depends on the kind of friends a lady has to secure her a place.

  • Much depends on the knowledge and skill of the florist, the location of his gardens, and the fondness of the people in the community for flowers.

  • In equestrian entertainments, much depends on the accessories.

  • Much depends on the cause--as that varies, so must the treatment.

  • Much depends on the water being actually in a boiling state.

  • Medical aid, therefore, should be instantly sought for, as much depends on proper management during the first stage of the fever.

  • As, however, in cooking so much depends on appearance, perhaps it would be as well for the inexperienced cook to use the artificial means.

  • Much depends in all these instances on the character of the work and the preservation of the copy; and each book has to be judged on its own merits.

  • Much depends on the political and social organization of the people.

  • Then, as a third thing, much depends on the peculiar national character.

  • Again, much depends on the past history of the race; and here there is a wide difference between the different parts of the country.

  • For this, as for every other requirement of equitation, much depends on an insight into his character, whom an enthusiastic friend of mine designates "the bolder and wiser animal of the two.

  • Much depends on circumstances, much on the nature of the pack.

  • Much depends on circumstances, more perhaps on horses.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "much depends" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    much attention; much boiling; much damage; much difference; much enlarged; much frequented; much good; much grown; much information; much larger; much less; much love; much lower; much milk; much mistaken; much moved; much nicer; much obleeged; much pleased; much success; much taken; much talk; much trouble; much valued; much wished; quotations from