Sentence examples for so much excellence from inspiring English sources

To be clear, Ready Player One is the superior work by Cline in almost every way, but that novel was oozing with so much excellence that saying that Armada is worse is like saying that Better Call Saul is worse than Breaking Bad.

Joseph is playing hide-and-seek with his legacy, so much black excellence gone but ever alive.

Increasingly, the bac is viewed as the flagship of a flawed system, a symbol not so much of French excellence but of what is wrong with education here.

Your critical mood is dignified by the presence of so much art of unimpeachable excellence and buoyed by natural and landscaped beauty that does not quit.

The saddest thing about Philippoussis was that he didn't have a clearly demarcated period of excellence so much as a steep, steady ascent – right up until his knee troubles started.

Excellence, not so much".

The San Antonio Spurs operated more along the lines of sci-fi, continuing their nearly twenty-year experiment in barely believable excellence, not so much incorporating the forward LaMarcus Aldridge into a preëxisting system as building a new one around him and the cyborg-like Kawhi Leonard on the fly.

In fact, since Proclus seems to have represented the ancient philosopher par excellence, being so much admired by Psellos and his pupils, he understandably became the target of Nicholas of Methone (early 12th century c. 1160/66), who wrote a detailed refutation of the Elements of Theology.

This stature is reflected not so much in the costliest wines, where excellence may be assumed, but at lower levels.

We diminish so much for reasons that are not accentuating excellence and performance.

You didn't so much hear him on it as the excellence at the end of it.