Sentence examples for so much determine from inspiring English sources

Freud is thus not the master of Irigaray's essay: his words do not so much determine her trajectory as reveal their own (freely) associative character, his own unmastery, the egoic and identificatory fantasies that haunt his texts on femininity.

But the Israeli news media are not so much determining the national agenda as reflecting it.

It was good to see him smiling so much, determined to enjoy what might be a rare outing in Test cricket.

I'm pretty sure that this is unfair to Fulbright, whose ritualistic support for segregation was not so much determined as overdetermined.

The problem is not so much determining how to align the government's revenues and spending; it is in reaching a compromise on the specific elements of a plan and then finding the political will to enact the necessary spending cuts, tax increases or both.

It's a sort of abandonment that's not so much determined by an urban population decline, as by internal mobility, migration from manufacturing centers, excessive building, the marginal state of agriculture and the stagnation of the building market.

As for the music people download from iTunes, though, most of the rules for how Apple handles music rights aren't so much determined by Apple as by the music industry.

According to al-Maqrizi, Saladin chose the Muqattam Hills to build the citadel because the air there was fresher than anywhere else in the city, but its construction was not so much determined by the salubrious atmosphere; rather it was out of defensive necessity and example of existing fortresses and citadels in Syria.

We therefore conclude that feedback is not so much determined by the instrument as by the users.

It seems that the degree of improvement in oxygenation is not so much determined by reduction in nonaerated lung as by the blood flow through these regions.

It may be that patients' OS and DFS were not so much determined by the extent of cell kill induced by chemotherapy.