Sentence examples for so much answer from inspiring English sources

The Dodgers did not so much answer those questions as beat the relevance out of them with their bats.

And why me?"—and, finally, she took a few questions from the press, which she didn't so much answer as try, not always successfully, to parry.

"This Film Is Not Yet Rated," a feisty, intellectually engaging new documentary by Kirby Dick ("Sick," "Derrida," "Twist of Faith") does not so much answer these questions as explore just why they are so difficult to answer.

These questions are not so much answered as provoked by "Invisible: The Dangerous Allure of the Unseen" (Chicago), by the British science writer Philip Ball.

Through the floor, she could hear Liam's questions and Gary's low-voiced responses — not so much answers as reassurances of his steady presence.

The thing about formal wear is that it requires an ease to pull it off — and Zuckerberg, who wasn't so much answering questions as tiptoeing around them, was not at all at ease.

Yet it's refreshing to read a novel in which questions are not so much answered as extended, and Shannon is an appealing narrator, partly because she doesn't feel sorry for herself, at least not for long, or blame others for her struggles.

Manchester, so much to answer for.

Total Wipeout has so much to answer for.

"Why does his relentless optimism bother you so much?" I answer my invisible interlocutor with gusto.

It's just not done" was not so much the answer she got as the parental proclamation.