Sentence examples for setting as much from inspiring English sources

Instead, Mr. Gore is relying increasingly on lighthearted appearances on television talk shows -- he sat beside Oprah Winfrey and David Letterman last week -- to convey a sense of his candidacy, and his typical day on the road is often driven by setting as much as by substance.

It was the setting as much as the flavour; all of us being there together, the excitement of them arriving.

And Mr. Bush, with the setting as much as his remarks, was promoting himself as a man at one with nature.

The use of natural grasping and food stimuli instead of standardised videos and odorants was decided to render the experimental setting as much as possible realistic and evocative.

In these experiments data on plasma PK, brain distribution and CNS effects of a drug should be obtained from the same setting as much as possible.

Here's a politician who understands the news agenda is set as much by appearance as it is by words.

Like the Chelsea Hotel, its New York cousin in celebrity infamy, Chateau Marmont is a movie set as much as it is a lodging.

Prices of such trips are typically set as much as 18 months in advance so they can be printed in brochures.

In my case "going left" was to utilise my military skill set as much as possible to gain immediate financial return.

Because the watches could be set as much as a year in advance, Basit's men could place the bombs on board aircraft and set them to explode on a future flight.

The articles generated by the competition are often set as much against a backdrop of inaction as action – the stagnation of mass unemployment, the isolation of people with mental or physical disabilities, or the grinding boredom of a refugee camp.