Sentence examples for so much hold from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, the dean is profoundly critical of the chief executives, but his book does not so much hold their feet to the fire as it warms their tootsies.

(He didn't so much hold back from modernism, from which he took what he needed, as see beyond it. He objected to abstraction only as Picasso did, for its limits on emotional engagement).

It is important to notice that people who are more and less comfortable using drugs to treat ADHD do not so much hold altogether different values as they emphasize different values [ 51].

But there's so much held back in this track.

"My body went through so much, holding those twins in, and you have to keep them in for as long as possible, because it's a sacrifice that you make for them," she said.

I think when you love someone or something so much you hold it in the highest aspiration, you have the highest aspirations for that.

They do so much work, hold all these events to raise awareness, and have the best intentions, but things are naturally at their earliest stage.

We coach each other up so much, we hold each other to a high dynamic out there.

The point is, however, that in each case the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile did not so much as hold an investigation, never mind hand out a punishment.

I question whether the international human-rights groups that do so much to hold the authors of state violence accountable are doing as much as they should now to challenge the Taliban in Pakistan.

Imagine being robbed and pillaged, and stripped of so much you hold dear.