Sentence examples for exactly so much from inspiring English sources

The issue is not revenge or retribution, exactly, so much as moral order.

The larger any compilation of knowledge gets, the more it forces us to confront the question of what, exactly, so much knowledge is for.

"I'm not on the side of frustration exactly, so much as the idea that one has to be able to bear frustration in order for satisfaction to be realistic.

So the features aren't new, exactly, so much as they've been democratized.

It's not empathy, exactly, so much as projection.

"Stuart Little" leaves you in doubt, a good deal of doubt, really; it doesn't exactly end so much as it's just, abruptly, over.

But it might be better taken as evidence that we just need to sit down, figure out exactly why so much time is being wasted, and fix it.

Add the stock and reduce by half (you are not exactly reducing so much as hydrating the mushrooms).

So exactly why so much coverage specifies that it's big-breasted women who are put off is anyone's guess.

As the models stomped by wearing lug-soled clodhoppers, the sound one heard was not exactly footfall so much as the beautiful and imaginary music of a cash register going ka-ching.

The progress cannot be followed exactly because so much has been destroyed, but the earliest surviving church in Constantinople, that of St. John of Studium (Mosque of İmrahor), shows that this process had already gone quite far by the year it was built, 463.