Sentence examples for so much dying from inspiring English sources

Local papers may be not so much dying as returning to their modest roots.

Lee Rainie, director of the Internet and American Life Project, says that blogging is not so much dying as shifting with the times.

So the young steal from the young, while middle-aged fans continue to buy CDs put out by middle-aged musicians.City with no children inIn a sense, the recorded-music market is not so much dying as greying.

Well, maybe it's not so much dying as regenerating, Doctor Who-lillustratedrated), into a brand new model, before our very eyes.

The movie musical has not so much died as migrated, taking with it the genre's characteristic mixture of sophistication and wholesomeness.

A sound is a disruption of the air, and it doesn't so much die as recede until it subsides beneath the level of the world's random noise and can no longer be recovered, like a face that is lost in a crowd.

When someone you love so much dies, at least you have a body to bury".

What angers him is not the prospect of dying so much as dying anonymous, forgotten.

"Everybody's singing the same song / It goes Tonite (tonight tonight tonight tonight tonight) / I never realized that these artists thought so much about dying".

His book is not so much about dying as about "the work of learning to live richly in the face of loss" -- work that he calls "learning to fall".

She died when I was just 12, and there was so much that died with her; questions I forgot to ask.