Sentence examples for so much questions from inspiring English sources

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.

It has been said that in his life Jesus did not answer people's questions so much as question their answers.

These aren't so much trick questions as they are questions designed to test whether you're knowledgeable about a range of different issues in the subject.

It did not so much resolve questions as pose them - and park them for another day.

It did not so much resolve questions as pose them – and park them for another day".

These calls don't come so much into questions with other procedures.

I blurt out the key question immediately, insultingly - not so much a question as a statement.

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".