Congressman Marion Berry, an Arkansas Democrat, joined in a stupendously tactless disinformation campaign against the Vietnamese, suggesting that their fish were not good enough for American diners because they came from a place contaminated by so much Agent Orange -- sprayed over the countryside by American forces during the Vietnam War.
In this case, the texts aren't so much an agent of change as permission from the world for our leaders to make a change – which, in a republic, is all that we can do.
Biff was not so much an agent as an artistic advocate.
Under the circumstances war becomes virtually self-instigating, and the delegates and ministers who make the charges are not so much instigator as agents of war.
The pair made so much money that agents searching their flat found luxury watches worth $70,000, more than $44,000 in cash and hundreds of "customer order slips" which included names, amounts and tracking numbers.
When she's not dismissing herself as a "posh bird", it's as "so much not the agent of my own fate".
And if travelers check the Web instead of their travel agents, so much the better for the airlines, because they save the agents' commissions.
That's a lot, so much that the leviathans' agents cry out that they couldn't sell that much stock.
At the beginning of the crisis, wealthy Greeks, often hauling suitcases of cash, flew to the UK where they snapped up prime properties in central London, so much so that estate agents called them the "new Arabs".
In fact, she said, because it gave its agents so much independence, it saved him from what he could not abide, Army protocol as carried out by people not as bright as he was.
