Sentence examples for much assault from inspiring English sources

Bharadwaj's food doesn't so much assault the senses as caress and comfort them.

For all Mr. Taylor's virtuosity as a pianist and originality as an improviser, his concerts have sometimes been so unrelentingly intense that they seemed as much assault as performance.

So when Jessica attacks, it's more like she attacking the worst parts of Hoyt's mom... and not so much assaulting the woman herself.

Confrontations - with her parents, and with Paris who pretty much assaults her in her bedroom, in front of her parents - are riveting.

He said he knew from firsthand experience how much damage assault weapons could do.

It was as much an assault on the corniness and narrow-mindedness of rock as punk.

While they lack the power to arrest, much less assault — they do so frequently, regardless — the parameters of their jurisdiction have never been entirely clear.

Winston Churchill loved their aggressive spirit and authorised a second and much bigger assault in 1944 which repeated the feats of derring-do, though failed to live up to Wingate's hopes.

The equation of sex with other bodily functions -- its reduction to the level of scatology -- isn't so much an assault on taboos as a way of evading them.

Often copied but never bettered, Blinde Kuh is as much an assault on the senses as the palate.

Most of us will never see, much less assault, a terrorist.