A narrow, ragged beam of white near the bottom suggests the horizon, but not specifically; in O'Keeffe's work, nature is not so much analyzed as meditated upon, the result being an abstraction that does not look abstract.
And, in trying to figure out his position on an issue, Bush, like a lot of other politicians, doesn't so much analyze as look for a hook a phrase or a way of framing the issue that feels instinctively right to him.
Early on, I didn't much analyze why I liked him.
"Everybody talks about the red pants," Ms. Brewer said, referring to a much-analyzed wardrobe choice by Mr. Weiner.
He went through a much publicized, endlessly analyzed "lost weekend" of debauchery in Los Angeles during his separation from Yoko Ono in the mid-1970s, butheyey reconciled and had a son, Sean Ono Lennon, who reignited much of Lennon's zest for life before his death.
He seems to have a much easier time analyzing museum spreadsheets than explaining why he likes a particular work of art.
Ammann made his reputation in his new country when he wrote a much admired report analyzing the collapse of the Quebec Bridge, the 1907 disaster near the Canadian border that killed seventy-five men.
Because the players are a little banged up, the Nets' coaches did not do as much analyzing at Monday's practice as Carlesimo said they would on Wednesday and Thursday.
The Social Network is a much hyped and over analyzed, but entertaining and educational in an Oliver Stone kind of way.
We therefore sought to characterize HIV-1 in BM and PL in a much larger cohort and analyzed the entire env gene, using conditions explicitly designed to avoid sequence template resampling.
(We could have analyzed a much larger network, but the results would not have been amenable to compact representation easily accessible to a reader; nonetheless, our current pathway model, presented in Figures 2 and 3, is much larger than a typical pathway described in a comprehensive review article).
