Sentence examples for so much losing from inspiring English sources
Then there are the Nets survivors: Van Horn, Kerry Kittles and Lucious Harris, who have seen so much losing.
Remember, male viewers, you have to think of it as not so much losing a penis as gaining a vagina.
But becoming the first player in league history to rush for 1,000 yards in his first 11 seasons would probably soften the sting of so much losing.
Buzbee's main fear about the MDL, he told me, was not so much losing out on the committee money (though he was interested in that as well), but being kept on the sidelines during the biggest litigation in the country's history.
The game was a classic clash of the flashy team with the flashy quarterback against the grind-it-out Giants, Tim Smith writes in The Daily News, and the worst part for the Giants was not so much losing the game — although having their division lead trimmed to one is no picnic — but realizing how many years they are going to be chasing Griffin around, Ian O'Connor writes on ESPN.com.
It's not so much losing, it's how we played".
Sutherland is not so much lost as forgotten.
At Kansai, this principle was not so much lost as never discovered.
They did not so much lose him as be tricked by him.
