During his testimony in Milan on Monday, he did not so much address the specific charges against him as point his finger at other Italian politicians -- including Romano Prodi, the European Commission president -- who were involved in the business deal in question.
A week or so after Yorke made his remarks, Anohni teased her new track 4 Degrees, a combination of cutting-edge electronica and orchestral grandeur that didn't so much address climate change as dive headfirst into its fiery pits: "I want to hear the dogs crying for water," she sang.
However, it is arguable that this does not so much address as by-pass the underlying question.
Are we still in Iraq and in a place that people think a white versus a black president is a big deal?" There is so much to address through music.
So much is addressed in this episode that it is virtually fruitless to start enumerating.
The current challenge for pandemic influenza preparedness and response is not so much to address public disinterest, but to acknowledge and engage with members of the general publics' experiences of influenza and how they make sense of, and act on, pandemics in real world settings.
Others live in diverse places where there is still a great deal of geographic, economic, and cultural segregation, so much so that addressing segregation has become a federal policy priority.
Bloomberg's budget presentation, in February, was the longest sustained public address of his mayoralty so far, and it wasn't so much an address as a lesson in municipal finance... Bloomberg switched parties before the mayoral election in order to avoid a crowded Democratic primary... New York, meanwhile, even before September 11th, was headed toward hard times.
I thank the authors for putting so much work into addressing my concerns.
In old age, the poems were increasingly abstract, God increasingly absent - though much addressed - so the bursts of lyricism were winter sunlight.
