Sentence examples for not so active from inspiring English sources

Not so active, but he's well.

Of friends I will venture to say that I have had a few, but the wish to favor a friend is not so active as the instinct to [disparage].

(People steal catalytic converters because of the value of the platinum). If it happens to be cheaper, it may be a better catalyst even though it's not so active, selective and stable.

The brain is active enough for you to move, but not so active that you wake up.

It was not so active in terms of describing reality in every single detail.

We're not so active in politics anymore, the way we were three or four years ago". Victor Khodyre is more indignant.

"Particularly in a country where criticism isn't so active".

"Particularly in a country where criticism isn't so active". Franceschi is equally admiring of Nassar, but sees some "neurosis" in his behavior.

"I think most defense lawyers would tell you he's more approachable than his predecessor, and by shaking up the office has invigorated it in places where others weren't so active," said Lawrence Lustberg, a defense lawyer in Newark who handles many white-collar cases.

I recommend this for those of you who aren't so active, or just plainly hate the heat.

For example -- runs the household, controls the finances, disciplines the children, organizes family events, decides on vacations, etc. Whenever there's an uneven distribution of jobs within the relationship, the not-so-active partner is dependent upon the other (much like the parent-child dynamic).