Sentence examples for much develop from inspiring English sources

The play does not so much develop as spring a series of finely timed comic moments.

It doesn't so much develop as slowly (the pace is of an almost forgotten leisureliness) darken.

But having established the conceit, Pamuk doesn't so much develop it as reiterate it.

Michaels does not so much develop an argument as state a point of view, which he then riffs on.

Cycling, Fawley argues, must be made a positive choice: "The reality is that we still have to very much develop the bicyclist.

Brittleness and repetition are his enemies, and he doesn't so much develop as filter his intense psychic energy, his design brilliance and a few ideas about transformation through one medium after another.

And there is much developing yet to do.

When autumn arrived and the fruit got too wet, mold became a prime concern, though not much developed.

What is at stake are those parts of the country which, in fact, have been historically much developed and cultivated.

The hard part is not so much developing the sensor technology, says Dr Linkous, as sifting through the results.

The new town was much developed after 1930 in conjunction with a program of reclamation of the Maremma.