Sentence examples for setting so much from inspiring English sources

The novel is not unusual for its events or setting so much as for its prose style.

Setting so much of modern America in high relief, mordant and comic, light and dark, Lula reminds us more of Fran Lebowitz than Alexis de Tocqueville.

In 15 years of travel writing, I have successfully avoided ever setting so much as a toe on a ski slope.

She loved the bucolic setting so much that she asked the farmer she was renting from if he would consider selling his house.

The Powers, who have been in the three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath house for 33 years, love the setting so much they are reluctant to leave it even to go on vacation.

The shot remains, for the most part, nearly at eye level, and it doesn't convey the delights or inspirations of the dancers in relation to their setting so much as the conspicuous labor of rehearsal and execution that kept everyone in order and in place throughout the number and used the camera to cram it all in.

So who was this Alexander Kaplen that he could set so much industry in motion?

If it causes tensions, perhaps the EU should not set so much store in finding common positions.

(Jason Lyons's lighting design doesn't work in tandem with Boritt's set so much as bounce around it).

I admire people who invent on set so much, but I've never practically had the time to.

ONE of the reasons why biologists set so much store by research into stem cells is that they hope to use them to repair damaged tissue.