Sentence examples for much dying from inspiring English sources

Local papers may be not so much dying as returning to their modest roots.

Lee Rainie, director of the Internet and American Life Project, says that blogging is not so much dying as shifting with the times.

So the young steal from the young, while middle-aged fans continue to buy CDs put out by middle-aged musicians.City with no children inIn a sense, the recorded-music market is not so much dying as greying.

RESTLESS behind his pulpit, preaching to a packed sanctuary that had seen too much dying, the Rev. Ron Christian was inaugurating the new year with a fervent sermon about living.

Well, maybe it's not so much dying as regenerating, Doctor Who-lillustratedrated), into a brand new model, before our very eyes.

And frankly, you're pretty much dying.

I can pretty much die happy now".

Last year a writer I liked very much died.

But now, "education software qua software has pretty much died," she said.

At the start of last season, they pretty much died by it.

"Skateboarding had pretty much died in the late 1970s," said Michael Brooke, who publishes Concrete Wave, a skateboarding magazine based in Toronto.