Sentence examples for election so much from inspiring English sources

You've made the debate — and election — so much more enjoyable for this Canadian.

"This is not an election so much as a referendum, a decision on being an independent country or a colony.

"This wasn't an election so much as a sale," said Gary Hirshberg, founder of Stonyfield Farm and chairman of Just Label It! a national G.M.O.

"Clearly Murdoch thinks the Tories will walk the next election, so much so that they have given David Cameron a free ride.

At recent events, one of his biggest applause lines was that the "Republicans did not win the election so much as Democrats lost it".

"They [Zanu-PF] have stolen the election so much so that they are embarrassed at what they have done," Mr Biti added.

Democrats have relied heavily on women in recent presidential elections — so much so that McCain strategists say they believe that to win they need to run even among women over all, and lead among white women.

Still, the Zionists aren't stealing our elections so much as we are giving our elections away to them.

(Robert Satloff, the executive director of the Washington Institute and the moderator of the event suggested that if the prince enjoyed the "spectacle" of American elections so much, he should perhaps try them out in his own country).

Never before in a fully democratic Germany has a regional election triggered so much protest, with tThousands of people protested against Ramelow's election outside parliament in Erfurt on Thursday evening ahead of the vote, declaring that the "perpetrators" were heading back into office.

Chief among those responsible were a gaggle of young American directors whose films were spoken of as the first of a new era: Kimberly Peirce's Boys Don't Cry, Spike Jonze's Being John Malkovich, Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia, Wes Anderson's Rushmore, David O Russell's Three Kings, Sofia Coppola's The Virgin Suicides, Alexander Payne's Election … So much glinting potential.