Sentence examples for much a stage from inspiring English sources

Barring that, what we have here is not so much a stage play as a concept album.

IN the world of the contemporary symphony orchestra, youth is not so much a stage of life as it is a battle cry.

The bacchanals, thrown without help from sponsors, became as much a stage for experimental performance as for meeting attractive, interesting people of the opposite sex.

And certainly several of the great post-avants of the 1960s were also great performers--Charles Olson comes to mind--though one would be hard-pressed to say that the literary project of these poets was as much a "stage" as a "page" phenomenon, and few of these men and women hailed directly from the non-literary performing arts).

"Right now, VCs knowingly invest too much in the Series A stage".

VIRGINIA WOOLF has never been much of a stage presence.

It's not much of a stage, no production, basic lights.

"They're in an introductory level; it's still very much an evaluation stage," said Kevin Morgan, the Mets' director for minor league operations.

Yes, it's pretty much just a staged sitcom with a dash of pretend blasphemy, but it has real heart.

The Dodo is still very much an early-stage project at this point — the startup won't raise its seed round until later this year.

That would be too brazen for Osgood, whose voice does not carry much farther than a stage whisper.