Sentence examples for propose so much from inspiring English sources

It was bold of Mr. Ford to propose so much beribboned glamour for day, though dressiness was a theme of the fall 2002 collections (which ended today).

If you watch her, she doesn't suggest or propose so much as she starts to ignite.

Three times the new spending President Clinton proposed, so much it wipes out the entire surplus and creates a deficit again.

"Al Gore's plan: three times the new spending President Clinton proposed, so much it wipes out the entire surplus and creates a deficit again," says a new advertisement running in the battleground states.

Ministers propose watering down Leveson's proposals so much that we would risk having a new body no better than the old Press Complaints Commission, and they admit they are acting on instructions from the press.

The Communist Party, it may discover, can propose only so much.

Mr. Unger proposes not so much a blueprint but a profoundly new direction that includes high levels of government investment and taxes, required voting and forced savings to buffer states from the influence of international investors.

Russia and some European leaders proposed not so much an alternative but a complementary vision to the monism of Wider Europe, known as "Greater Europe": a way of bringing together all corners of the continent to create what Mikhail Gorbachev in the final period of the Soviet Union had called the "Common European Home".

Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos of UN (for United Network) Studio, based in Amsterdam, won not with a proposed design so much as with a collaborative approach that the architects compare to John Cage's performance method of strolling amid the orchestra rather than conducting from out front.

This problem is not related to the proposed system so much as the method used to generate the text vectors.

Of course, it's always best to be honest and authentic, so ​this is not a proposed script so much as additional context to incorporate into your own thinking.