Sentence examples for so much examination from inspiring English sources

"It's so rich, so full of ideas - its beauty is that it lends itself to so much examination and rexamination... "...

Indeed, his novels are not so much examinations of human motive as documents of bewilderment about human motive.

After a while, "Alma," which opens today at Anthology Film Archives 32 Second Avenuee at Second Street, East Village), begins to seem not so much an examination but an exploitation, a record of behavior that lacks a dispassionate voice capable of adding to mankind's store of understanding, and lacks compassion.

His paintings are not celebrations of German mysticism so much as examinations of it.

"Big Russ & Me" is not so much a self-examination, or even a dad-examination — very little in it could be honestly described as interesting — as it is a highly effective extension of the Russert brand.

The story's real focus is not so much the re-examination of America's historical past as the recollection of its emotional past -- a past we become a part of through Allen Say's intense dreamscape.

With so much at stake, an examination of earlier cabinet skirmishes might prove useful.

This would have been impossible without the one critical test that revealed so much to Mirriam at her antenatal examination.

So much for a clear-eyed examination of what one generation bequeaths the next.

The final two, in Melbourne and Sydney, will be, on all the evidence, not so much contests as a prolonged examination of their resolve.

Yet, ingenious as the ultimate puzzle was (and it is one of Christie's best), And Then There Were None owes its reputation to the fact that its not so much a whodunit as an examination of guilt and the possibly (or lack thereof) of redemption.