Sentence examples for so much event from inspiring English sources

It's not so much event as music-driven.

In fiction, it's usually not so much an event but its resonance that counts.

Where is the case against Advani?" As with most things in India, the 1993 bombings were not so much an event but a process.

But you learn so much from events that don't go exactly as planned.

"Mystic River" is a compelling page-turner whose drama arises not so much from events as from the conflicting perceptions of the main players.

In doing so, he obeyed the fatuous instinct of a society that vests a legitimising quality not so much in events themselves, as in the prism of a screen.

Two years ago, I compared Egypt to Broadway, noting that it didn't matter so much how events played out on other stages across the Arab World because the world would judge the Arab Spring by how it played out in Egypt.

But Monday's event wasn't so much a political event as a celebration, said Bonnie Goodman, spokeswoman for Grand Park.

On the long journey home that followed both events, I began to wonder if I was wrong to have revelled so much in an event at which reticence was regarded as a dirty word.

I've trained so much for this event.

It wasn't so much a musical event.