Sentence examples for so much deliver from inspiring English sources

At times like this, politicians don't so much deliver a speech as unfurl it.

He does not so much deliver campaign speeches as he does read them in a flat monotone.

He doesn't so much deliver as let fall the beautiful, desolating "how ill all's here about my heart".

Kogonada writes brilliant dialogue — terse, wry, probing — for young intellectuals, and Richardson and Cho don't so much deliver their lines as seem to discover them, as if from their own thoughts.

AS stump speeches go, pundits have long observed that the John Edwards version is not so much delivered as performed.

It will soon be a decade since the birth of the regions, time enough to see that they were not so much delivered naturally into the new age of professional rugby as synthetically manufactured by David Moffett.

The problem is that record companies now charge so much (and deliver so little to the artists on the other end) that people feel justified in stealing.

There is great appeal and demand for new drugs that do not vary so much and deliver the same stroke-preventing benefits.

Local entrepreneurs will then provide the LPG and charge villagers to use the kitchens in 15-minute increments.Harish Hande, managing director of Selco Solar, a social enterprise in India that promotes the adoption of new energy technologies, says the important thing is not so much to deliver energy to the poor, but to provide new ways to generate income.

The strength of this novel lies not in its paradoxical nostalgia for a time that promised so much and delivered so little, but in its ideas about the present.

The two, despite writing positively of the "traditional X-File" feel, called the episode "a return to the sort of murky storylining which promises so much but delivers so little".