Sentence examples for much a battle from inspiring English sources

His red cardinal's skullcap was as much a battle statement as the beret of Che Guevara.

As much a battle of wills, this endurance race was also a test of fuel capacities.

The conflict was not so much a battle as a rout.

Dickinson knew that reading can be as much a battle as a refuge.

It's not so much a battle between them as it is a battle between them and the past.

The tight leadership race between Mr. Copé, 48, and Mr. Fillon, 58, is as much a battle for the direction of the U.M.P. as for power.

Tony: It would be much better if the authorities were able to give a lot more help, because without so much of a battle it would be great.

This could very much be a battle for political survival.

"When I think of 'Night 2: Battle of the Smithsonian' — it ain't much of a battle.

Unlike previous "cultural battles," said Gary L. Bauer, a longtime conservative strategist, "this one is not much of a battle".

Indeed, in the end the supposed bidding war may not turn out to be much of a battle.