Sentence examples for so much issue from inspiring English sources

Unlike the other artists discussed here, Louise Bourgeois didn't so much issue a mythopoetic or iconic oeuvre as she mined the protean forms and imagery that compose myths and icons structurally.

"For many people, the issues are not so much issues of color.

All we know is that he was accused, he allegedly raped however many woman he raped, which, you got, it's so much issues in the world, you know I'm saying?

At issue then, and now, is not so much the issue of Mr Zuma's innocence or guilt.

I guess 10 years ago maybe it wasn't so much an issue.

That the print might have meant something different than what was widely believed, however, was not so much at issue.

It's not so much an issue of which hat to wear, but whether to wear any hat at all.

Economy isn't so much an issue at the well-known Dylan's, which was started by its namesake, Dylan Lauren.

"Affordability is not so much the issue as fuel economy," said George Pipas, Ford's chief sales analyst.

"So while the cost of getting here is not so much the issue, it is the cost once you're here".

The width of the fairway is not so much at issue here, though they are not generous, it is the lack of compromise.