Sentence examples for so much projected from inspiring English sources

La Grande Bellazza is opulent, intoxicating; a film that is not so much projected as draped like velvet - or possibly hung like a mirror.

But Mozart, after so much projecting of personality, was a pleasure.

When Levy has just thought of a new idea, he shouts out loud, but most of the time he seems to be not so much projecting his personality forth as leaning back against it.

He does not so much project power as absorb it.

As a rallying call for the remain camp it was not so much "project fear" as "project apathy".

However, more generally, we are interested not so much in projecting the single path of history which we actually observe into the future, but in considering the evolutionary potential of the groups.

But Democrats seized on the figures as evidence that new spending on security means that the government faces deficits and painful tradeoffs because President Bush's tax cuts have consumed so much of the projected budget surplus.

I may not "sense" this so much as project it.

It appears not so much a project as a life.

I worry less about the next step and don't stress so much about projects".

It's not so much a project as it is a reasonable way to conceal your unhealthy habit.