Sentence examples for so much compromise from inspiring English sources

"I've never been used to winning so few games and I've never had to show so much compromise with a squad in my life.

As much as I love musicals, after Baby was over, I felt that there's so much compromise and deep collaboration [in musicals] that maybe I should stay a playwright for a while.

What they get in a democracy is not so much reasoned compromise as victory of a prevailing attitude.

As TAEN (Third Age Employment Network) rightly argues this would be "not so much a compromise as the existing status quo wrapped up in new language".

Obviously when you've only got so much space, compromises have to be made, but this is unnatural.

It was a friendly audience, made clear from the start of the event, when Carl Harris, the retired pastor of First Methodist Church, said, "There is so much talk about compromise, but dear God I hope you'll lead these men not to compromise," and prayed that Mr. Perry or other Republicans would lead the country away from what he described as impending socialism.

But ultimately, and unsurprisingly, the differences between the two sides far outweigh the similarities, so much so that compromise isn't going to solve the problem.

In fact, it's not so much an artistic compromise as an artistic surrender, with punitive reparations.

We may simply be forced to make a Solomonic choice, trying to split the baby down the middle by releasing some of the intelligence but not so much as to compromise current and future collection.

On reflection, it's not so much of a compromise as some may think.

But when you have to hop on a plane at a moment's notice, or take regular 14-hour flights from New York to Tokyo, there is only so much one can compromise on price and comfort.