Sentence examples for combat so much from inspiring English sources

Pursuing this thought on the telephone from Paris, Mr. Lévy said: "This is not a film of combat so much as a film of mourning.

During the combat, so much of Darius' cavalry on his left flank were drawn into the battle that they left the Persian infantry in the centre of the battle line exposed.

"Male performance traits, such as claw strength and pull-resisting force, are really the key to success in male combat, so much so that the males will pretend to be good performers even if they are not," says lead author Simon Lailvaux, an evolutionary ecologist at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia.

Reach casts the same elements in quite different proportions: the shooting and combat are so much fun and look so attractive that you stop caring about wit or character.

"Hail the Conquering Hero" does not puncture the he-man mythology of the combat films so much as complement it, by reminding us that they also serve who only stand and sneeze.

Almost three weeks into the season, it's impossible not to notice a similar line in the sand drawn by many male denizens of Mushara, and for the elephant, that line plays out in a myriad of forms, from all-out avoidance to full-on combat — not so much over territories, but over who's in charge.

Or, to put it another way, a recognition of class shouldn't be an alternative to combatting oppression so much as a basis on which oppression can be defeated.

For all three officers, the ban on women in combat was not so much a glass ceiling as a seemingly bulletproof one that limited their career options even as women played an increasingly important role in defending the country.

I am haunted by thoughts of riding in noisy trucks, lumbering under the weight of 90 pounds of combat gear, sweating so much that my uniform could stand up on its own when dry, and waiting for that next I.E.D. strike, wondering if it will have my name on it.

The trainer allows tank crews to practice some 400 different combat scenarios with so much reality that even though the unit doesn't move, trainees regularly get motion sickness.

That's something he got to understand out there because there was so much combat".