Sentence examples for designed not so much from inspiring English sources
They were designed not so much to pass power to civilian politicians as to entrench the junta's own power.
The "Mad Chef" at Bloc specialises in OTT food designed not so much to be savoured as to cause a commotion.
The program is designed not so much to groom career teachers as to inspire recruits to work on the larger issues of urban education in varied ways.
Kenneth W. Starr's investigation has clearly been a political affair designed not so much to get at the truth as to demean the President.
These organizations have been designed not so much to promote intraregional trade as to help stabilize the prices of primary products produced in Asia and exported to other parts of the world.
To deal with these horrors, a new set of social rituals, designed not so much to "blind" survivors to the reality as to make them believe that the reality was necessary and noble, came into being.
And the design – not so much the writing desk but the set's only other major element, a huge wall of plywood that is eventually lifted to become a simple roof – begins, like some of the late dialogue, to pry open those provocative ideas about philosophy, politics and shelter.
"We designed it not so much as a product as a service," said David Berger, one of a half-dozen students in Cumberbatch's original class who has gone to Ghana every summer to work on turning the prototype into a business.
Recall in design pertains not so much to the factual recall as to the responding to contextual conditions, accessed through the use of analogy and other complex associations.
The design is not so much a rejection of traditional monumentality as a reinterpretation of it, and it celebrates the culture of the book as passionately, in its way, as does the New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue.
For "Art," by design, is not so much about art as it is about friendship, and though it has been insistently labeled as a comedy, the playwright has called it a tragedy as well.
