Sentence examples for error so much as from inspiring English sources

Taking up arms wasn't, for Bassem, a moral error so much as a strategic one.

Trump's strange eruption this weekend was not an unforced error so much as an error forced by Alabama.

There were several technical glitches on the night I attended, but the main problem with the show was not its errors so much as a lack of a clear focus.

So much of my process is trial and error; so much of it is writing something in a day, and often putting it on stage that night.

To some extent, oftentimes in practice, least squares are not as bad as they could be, even that they are so that we square here that makes you pay for big errors so much.

But as May pointed out to me in a conversation last spring, it's not about protecting against data loss from the services themselves, so much as end user error.

But as May pointed out to me in a conversation last spring, it's not about protecting against data loss from the services themselves, so much as end user error.

"The Body Artist," "Cosmopolis" and "Point Omega" are not undercooked novels so much as trial-and-error experiments in concision.

It wasn't the errors resulting in Menezes's death that undermined him so much as the belief that he played a part in trying to cover them up.

Headed by Henry Mintzberg, a whole school of strategy has developed that sees strategy not so much as a planning process, but as an evolutionary process of trial-and-error, learning and adaptation.

There's not much room for error and I feel it would be an altogether scarier proposition during peak times, but he says he hasn't had so much as a near miss since he started cycling three years ago.