Sentence examples for he not so from inspiring English sources
An allergy to his own blood, as he not so scientifically thought of it.
Were he not so successful as a travelling troubadour, Bennett might well have identified solely with his painting.
He not so much probes the fissures in himself and in society as sends down depth-charges.
"It might have been, were he not so tall... and a Leo with a lively ego," she laughs, and adds with some pride: "He's a driving political force.
Why would conservatives rally around George W. Bush, when he not so quietly distances himself from them?
Perowne is a 48-year-old neurosurgeon so successful, fulfilled and wealthy that he could come across as smug were he not so sensitively portrayed as a thoughtful man.
Canada excelled at Pittsburgh for a year, and then he not-so-privately butted heads with Coach Ed Orgeron at LSU last season.
But meanwhile, Weintraub says, MacArthur fell to his knees nightly to pray for Chinese intervention, so that he might have the climactic Asian military showdown that he not-so-secretly wanted.
Memorably played by Carroll O'Connor, Archie bullied his wife, patronized his daughter, Gloria Sally Strutherss), and infuriated and was infuriated by his live-in son-in-law, a liberal student, Michael Stivic Rob Reinerr), whom he not-so-affectionately called Meathead.
He not-so-obliquely cited virtually every major academic medical center and medical school in the city as potential partners for future endeavors, saying he was in negotiations with all of them to open one-stop clinics for either H.I.V./AIDS or cancer in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx.
(In his first question to Ms. Stewart, he not-so-subtly manages to reference himself in asking a question that was only marginally better than what a sixth grader might come up with. "You are – as I tend to be – in the weeds. Is that part of your strategy or did it just happen?" he asked).
