Sentence examples for so much intended from inspiring English sources
The sanctions strategy pursued by the US is not so much intended to change Russia's approach as it's intended to make it appear that the US is trying to change Russia's approach.
In retrospect, the lofty talk of using voting reform to herald a "progressive" realignment in British politics seems to have been so much flannel intended to keep the third party sweet in case he needed it.Will Mr Blair use the second term to make amends?
We know we can do a lot better in certain areas and we very much intend to do so".
"It's not so much that he intends to expand his influence, but his stature will rise by default," said Vali Nasr, a former State Department official who is the dean of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
Now I wish to take a slight and surprising detour, one that is not intended to make a strong argument so much as it is intended to suggest a new way of seeing.
Graham emphasizes the new mill is not intended so much to expand AK Steel's steelmaking capacity as to increase its finishing capacity and lower its costs.
The doctrine holds that a person is not responsible for what they know will ensue as the product of their actions, so much as what they intend.
Audiences enjoy that show so much that we are intending to move forward on the movie but aren't going to do so until we're satisfied in the material we have as a screenplay, and that the film will be every bit as satisfying as what we have on the stage".
On the other hand, those who want this brave new world of balanced budgets should be extremely careful what they wish for, because it is as least as radical as it is "conservative", and if they get it, the consequences will be so much greater than they intend, or could begin to imagine.
You never what a burning was intended to be, and you never know whether or not it got out of control and got so much worse than it was intended to be.
