Sentence examples for filled so much as from inspiring English sources

But some holes don't need to be filled, so much as cleaned out.

So much time filled, so much space saved; never before has music been so available and yet so immaterial.

The Art Deco and industrial warehouse buildings that fill so much of the Los Angeles landscape were as important an influence for Mr. Moore as the Spanish- and Mediterranean-style structures that are a more celebrated part of the city's architectural legacy.

That and the fact  that broadcasters might stick with  it simply because it fills so much  air time, unless so few people  are watching that it becomes  impossible to televise as a relevant sporting spectacle.

The second is that you are an ironic hipster who does not fill out a bracket so much as "fill out a bracket".

Ann recalled that "the sugar bowl was never filled so as not to encourage people to take too much".

Young immediately stepped in to fill the void, acting not so much as a father figure to McNair's sons but as an older, wiser sibling.

It's been expanding ever since — not into space because the universe by definition fills all space already, so much as into time, which as far as we know is open-ended.

But the strangers who gradually filled the communal board didn't so much as glance our way.

He criticised her posture, ordered her to have dental cavities filled and could appear horrified at so much as a bit of cracked toenail polish.

But here it seems scattershot, not working to characterise the villains of Mafia III so much as to fill auditory gaps.