Sentence examples for so much policy from inspiring English sources

In fact, Chávez makes so much policy, ad hoc, on the show that cabinet members and army officials are required to attend tapings just to keep up.

Again it's not so much policy as process and evocative questions.

Fundamentally, this is because the letters tend to reveal not so much policies as a person -- a governor who focused on setting a tone rather than puzzling through the thicket of issues.

There are issues in this campaign — rising prices and rising immigration chief among them — but the elections are not so much about policy as about the people who will make the policies, mostly behind closed doors.

So much for policy.

What turned the French off was not so much his policy as his style.

In some circles, it's not so much the policy itself that is causing outrage.

It wasn't so much the policy as his broken election promise.

He rose to national prominence not so much with policy, but appearances on a commercial breakfast TV programme.

Whether it is a hung parliament or a wafer-thin win to either side, the political process will be about tactics and not so much about policy.

It was ultimately not so much the policy compromises that undid the Lib Dems – it was a broader failure to tell a persuasive story about their role in the coalition.