Fox has chosen roles that involve not much doing and lots of being looked at, and she's presumably been well-compensated for that work.
Since many office jobs involve not much more than recasting numbers and charts in formulaic prose, it's not hard to imagine that in 10 years automation will make more inroads in content generation and replace much of the basic writing and analysis we rely on humans to do today.
The author argues that their ties involved not so much political ideology as mutual benefit.
"We are involved not so much by choice but because we're forced to be involved," said Mr. Mieses, 44, who was born in the United States to Dominican parents.
This suggests that the N-terminal region could be involved not so much in the aggregation process itself but in increasing the efficiency of the aggregates to capture endogenous TDP-43, an aspect that will warrant future in depth studies.
For Mr. LaLanne, proper physical stewardship involved not ascetic denial so much as activity, activity, activity.
As the mother and cubs demonstrated, grizzly-watching Katmai style involves not so much searching for bears as keeping out of their way.
In contrast, true pity involves not so much fearing pain as desiring it.
Highlights include a balanced introduction to the equilibrium/non-equilibrium ecosystems debate which concludes that it involves not so much a disagreement about theory, as the result of different types of empirical experience.
Her ambivalence at the HBO movie involves not so much the shooting as the portrayal of intensely private, and sometimes best-forgotten, moments during the aftermath.
