Sentence examples for say as how from inspiring English sources

But often it's not so much a question of what people say, as how they say it.

His story "Luxurious Hearses" has people from all over Nigeria debating on a bus, and the result is an immensely pleasing cacophony in which people are characterized not so much by what they say as how they say it.

It wasn't so much what he said as how he said it.

Dan learns about the symbolism of animals, colours, bubbles and flowers; he learns about what pictures are saying as well as how they are painted.

What's not said as often is how deeply felt and deeply moving his work can be.

His project will be judged, he said, as much on how well it helps other parts of Hewlett-Packard's business as it is on its own revenue.

We've had our share of truly cerebral singers, too — warbling wordsmiths like Chrissie Hynde, who are as interested in what they have to say as in how they say it.

The more famous nominees will say, as always, how lovely it is to be "recognised", and no one will point out that, actually, we knew who they were already.

We cannot say as yet how widespread this concordance was as a social phenomenon.

If the government has bailed companies out, they should have a say as to how those funds are used.

Individuals don't have much say as to how those resources are spent, even though health care is considered part of compensation.