Sentence examples for effect so much from inspiring English sources

Eve Stewart, the production designer, loved the mottled, peeling effect so much that she decided to reproduce it across the whole wall.

But today's television images of dead babies, terrified children, destroyed homes in ruined streets, while evoking outrage, also have a numbing effect: so much horror, so much violence that the traditional distinctions between civilians and soldiers, originating in Saint Thomas Aquinas's concept of a "just war" seem irrelevant.

Now, just to cut through the nonsense, let's acknowledge that bokeh isn't an "effect" so much as just the result of wide apertures in general.

While others, such as Yahoo! and Amazon.com, have joined the Internet auction game, eBay is perched at the top, the place to be for auctions, its popularity generating more popularity an example of the network effect so much responsible for the growth of the Internet itself.

Yet others have shown it has antibacterial effects (so much for boosting soil bacteria).

He is not a master of detail, of singular effects, so much as the overall design.

As Conners himself realised when he tried Ritalin, and liked the effects so much he swore he'd never take it again, ADHD is simply the fall guy; the real problem are the drugs and regulatory systems that allow the vulnerable easy access to them.

Climate change won't unleash new health effects so much as it will intensify existing problems, says Jonathan Patz, an associate professor of environmental health at the University of Wisconsin Madison.