Sentence examples for is not even so from inspiring English sources

The feeling is not even so much capitalist as feudal.

The company is not even so sure of itself anymore.

But the currency decision is not even so simple as an ex-slave replacing a rarely remembered president.

So far, not one ticket has emerged; there is not even so much as a picture of a ticket for a fight that is just two weeks away.

Plastic is, not even so slowly, submerging the planet.

It is not even so much a matter of when.

There isn't even so much as a crayon mark on any of the walls.

Turns out, he isn't even so black; in the film he reveals that like many African-Americans, he has white ancestors, and more European roots than African.

It isn't even so much what is said that creates the difference, but the way that the message is communicated.

It isn't even so much the knowledge that for 1,600 years, 120 emperors and sultans ruled much of the world from its shores.

And it isn't even so much that I'm afraid of human intruders as much as I'm afraid of extraterrestrials.