Sentence examples for much offer from inspiring English sources

After an all-male section, the entire cast converges for a final movement that doesn't so much offer a clear summation as expose a troubling lag between the music and Mr. Ducker's orbiting choreography.

Apple came knocking on Tuesday with a plan that did not so much offer terms as dictate them in granting access to Apple's vast installed base of consumers in the App Store and growing cadre of readers on the iPad.

Mr. Bush did not so much offer up new evidence against Iraq as weave together known facts in a new and plain-spoken effort to persuade the public that, as he put it, "Iraq is unique".

Arrington: How much offer will you be able to offer music for fee?

We do not so much offer distinct recommendations but focus more on delineating how to clear the pathway for sound policy intervention and outcomes.

Here, I don't so much offer you tips on which horse will win - though to me Imperial Commander looks tasty - but on a few things to be looking out for on and around the big day.

Anna rushes over, pretty much offers to tuck him in then and there.

Too much offered by the South might lead the North to hope for aid without scrapping its nuclear programmes.

A lot of Champagne seems to be about shrillness and acid, with nothing much offered on the other end.

This game pretty much offers the same senseless fun.

Sudan has much to offer them.