Sentence examples for members not so from inspiring English sources

With the rank and file and the union members, not so much.

As for meaning beyond this political one, the growth or decline of religious groups is somewhat of a demographic accident — religions with a lot of adherents of reproducing age are growing, those with older members not so much.

We think the communities are better served by having school board members not so ideologically extreme and who are happy to support charters when they are performing well and helping kids.

(European family members' focus group) Natali: Unfortunately, I still see … my family members not so supportive.

Natali: Unfortunately, I still see … my family members not so supportive.

Although fees -- around $2,000 to sign up and then $250 a year -- are not prohibitively expensive, candidates need to be referred by a member (not so easy when the list is confidential) and to fill out a probing form before being grilled in person.

Members not-so-secretly harbor love for Zumba and belly dancing.

But some tribe members are not so circumspect.

Most Tory Party members are not so much swivel-eyed as a bit creaky and in need of reading glasses.

Mr. Silver offered praise for Mr. Skelos on Tuesday and said he anticipated a good working relationship, but some of Mr. Silver's members were not so sure.

Mr. Tennyson said that disaffected members were not so much alienated by his predecessor's sexual orientation as by his emphasis on the matter.