Sentence examples for so much question from inspiring English sources

As an Arab woman raised in America, I don't so much question the choice of Gal Gadot to play Wonder Woman – because, in point of fact, Hollywood rarely denies actors roles because of their beliefs and moviegoers hardly care – but her elevation as a global feminist icon.

Not so much questions, more mini essays of dazzling erudition, loaded with footnotes and rounded off at the end with a perfunctory question mark.

Questions are not so much questions as prompts: an invitation for the actor to embark on another strolling pastoral through his 60-year career.

Anger that you have been so selfish and left us with so many questions and so much doubt.

QUESTION FROM MARK POWER: Not so much a question as a comment; I'd be interested in hearing Mr. Baker's comment on my comment.

"It's not so much a question of in-store shopping, but a question of in-store experience".

But, at the same time, it is not so much a question of pride between us, it is a question of values.

But for many people, getting better sleep may not be so much a question of getting rid of noise as a question of replacing it with better noise.

When using ecoinvent data, preferring biogas over natural gas is mainly a question of having a short-term or long-term perspective and not so much a question of higher or lower uncertainties for one option compared to the other.

QUESTION FROM JAMIE: I think Obama may have lost a few people here NICK PAUMGARTEN: OK, Mr. President, if you like Bowles-Simpson so much... QUESTION FROM JACKIE: Big Bird is just the right height.

It's not so much a question of title.