Examples of using Much to do with in English and their translations into Slovak
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Although it does not have much to do with my style, it is surely one of the best hotels to stay in Lisbon.
Scientists believe that passion-induced euphoria has much to do with the feeling that people are dependent on drugs.
But Jung would have argued that even dreaming quite specifically about a penis might not have much to do with some unfulfilled need for sex.
The answer has much to do with misunderstanding the science of climate,
Let me begin with something that at first sight does not seem to have much to do with space, namely the Balkan war.
Our inherited weaknesses also have much to do with the disappointments and failures we experience in life.- Psalm 51:5.
This might not have much to do with learning but it's a new action of purpose that can be a crucial piece of their sobriety.
The kind of plot you choose can have much to do with how the audience feels.
Our inspirations to create mainly had much to do with life experiences
That a governor's actions from the seat of power have as much to do with the shape of the seat,
it often has much to do with foods an individuals eats.
history has much to do with symbols.
Even dreaming quite specifically about a penis might not have much to do with some unfulfilled need for sex.
the climate change that we are witnessing today has much to do with human activity.
monopolies do not have much to do with free competition.
although it didn't occur to me that this had much to do with evangelism.
In the end of the day it did not have that much to do with the real tarmac rallies.
The modern lists of birthstones don't have much to do with the breastplate or the Foundation Stones of Christianity.
Moreover, they do not have much to do with the function they initially claim to perform.
How you view conflict in your life has so much to do with what energy you're putting out,