Sentence examples for so much counter from inspiring English sources

With so much counter space, the kitchen is "hard to keep messy," Ms. Zahner marveled.

In this new environment, policies of "no platform" are not so much counter-productive (although they are) as irrelevant.

To be a rebel you need a society to rebel against, a Man to kick in the nuts, and - as Doherty found - the figure of the drug-taking, hell-raising star isn't so much counter-cultural these days as a vital source of mainstream entertainment.

He didn't mirror the President's program so much as counter it with something blank and smudgy, shoved at the world with contempt.

With no job-producing European recovery in sight, going there for an MBA seems not so much cleverly counter-cyclical as stubbornly contrarian.

When the Guardian asked why he dislikes Renoir so much, Geller countered: "Why do so many people think he's good?

With no job-producing European recovery in sight, going there for an MBA seems not so much cleverly counter-cyclical as stubbornly contrarian.Europe's slide also reflects a problem specific to its most important MBA market.

One message retweeted by Shaista Gohir, chair of the Muslim Women's Network, who organised the letter, said: "Thank you so much for countering some of the Islamophobic nonsense being put out by SBS".

That is a priority, because the alliance has focused so much on counter-insurgency in recent years.Furthermore, annual exercises should keep American troops coming to Europe, at a time when the "pivot" to Asia and Pentagon budget cuts mean that their permanent presence on the continent is shrinking.

"You would learn so much at the counter," Hamilton said.

The original Spago pioneered the open kitchen, but at Otium there is not so much as a counter between the dining room and the stoves.