All the doctor's medicine has not done her so much good, the fond sister said.
Has my brother got so much good out of his gay haunts or his grand friends, that I should imitate him?
But I do not see that he hath any command over the seamen, he being affronted by three or four seamen before my very face, which he took sillily, methought; and is not able to do so much good as a good boatswain in this business.
They rationally conclude that they cannot be bad people who do so much good--(Ivimey).
The backsliding of a Christian comes through the overmuch persuading of Satan and lust; that the man was mistaken, and that there was no such horror in the things from which he fled; nor so much good in the things to which he hosted.
Much good may't do him: never is good meat Ill-spent on such a stomach.
Robin Hood has already said: "Much good may it do you.
No one does him so much goodas Miss Templeton," Dr.
I shall not forget; you have done me so much good;" and then she wiped away her tears, and tried to smile, and by the time they reached the inn she had regained her composure.
And though I am not so old as my dear husband by ten years, I cannot picture myself finding strength to live without him, nor would a poor old woman like me be much good to the young creatures if I did!
And even if we went back I don't know that it would do much good.
You've not come to much good by not listening to it," retorted Diana fiercely.
We begin with so much good liking to one another, that I doubt not we shall be very happy together.
If my head would only stop this dreadful thinking and let me forget one hour it would do me so much good.
I could travel, cultivate myself in many delightful ways, and do so much good.
That story has done me ever so much good, and I shall not forget it.
I wish Beth could have come, it would have done her so much good.
Laurie turned red again, but wasn't offended at being accused of bashfulness, for there was so much good will in Jo it was impossible not to take her blunt speeches as kindly as they were meant.
It would do me so much good, and be so altogether splendid.
At this moment George, hoarsely muttering that he wasn't much good, he guessed, but he had some good tools, fell deeply a victim to her charms.
There must still be somewhere upon earth some godly people because God continues to grant us so much good!
All this is the fault of the shameful unbelief which does not look to God for as much good as will satisfy the stomach, much less expects without doubt such eternal treasures of God.
You may do as much good in an obscure groove of the world as you might do if your name was in all men's mouths.
But doing all the good she can--and so much good--she must have many hours of pure and high satisfaction.
He knew so much good of Lady Latimer that he had an almost unlimited indulgence for her.
The first bottle I took did not seem to do me much good, but I had faith in it and continued using it until I had taken fifteen bottles, and now I do not look nor feel like the same man I was one year ago.
Hoping you will do as much good in the future as you have in the past, is the wish of, Yours truly, B.
We tried it with the following results: The first bottle did her so much good that we bought another, and have continued until she has been cured.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "much good" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
