It makes the heart swell almost as much as discovering that the Mill's full breakfast – taken in a room that overlooks the canal – includes (hallelujah!) fried bread.
Now, he suggests, such countries could readily spawn characters like Dr. Khan, who "did not create his nuclear-weapons network so much as discover it as a condition of the modern world".
Style and conventional virtuosity were not crucial to her so much as discovering each dancer's unique lexicon of balance, locomotion and soul.
Many backpackers go hiking as much as discovering urban and regional areas.
Wiseman, who studied law and was a law-school professor, doesn't so much film institutions as discover them.
Like his mother, she had a deep sense of conviction, and it was her influence, Menoyo says, that furthered "William's transformation," though Rodríguez saw it differently: Morgan was not so much changing as discovering who he really was.
Such a limit could rule out certain simple theoretical models of what drove inflation, Spergel says: "That's not as much fun as discovering gravitational waves, but it's progress".
If evolution does tend to eventually "converge" on certain moral intuitions, does that mean there were moral rules "out there" from the beginning, before humans became aware of them — that natural selection didn't "invent" human moral intuitions so much as "discover" them?
"American Express cardholders spend twice as much as Discover cardholders".
Anyone who first became familiar with his work through the transcendent film adaptations of "The Sweet Hereafter" and especially "Affliction," which is closer in eloquent, unflinching tone to the author's writing, will find nearly as much to discover here as in the best of his longer fiction (those novels and the magnificent "Continental Drift").
In other words, Milkster is as much about discovering designers as purchasing handmade products.
