Sentence examples for so much removed from inspiring English sources
Yes, I want to be green!" Biel's Planet 51 alien landscape is surely not so much removed from the somewhat "alien" lifestyle she's led since replacing Cameron Diaz as Justin Timberlake's girlfriend three years ago.
"The conclusion seems irresistible that Professor Hoffman has not so much removed the stigma of adolescence in Poe's writing as demonstrated the universality and agelessness of the adolescent traits to which Poe appeals," Christopher Lehmann-Haupt wrote in his review of the book in The New York Times.
He also knew about the occasional side effects of treatment — urinary incontinence, rectal bleeding, sexual impotence — risks that thousands of men take each year not so much to remove from their bodies something that might harm them, but to remove from their minds the fear of living with cancer.
They are not preaching secularism so much as removing religion aggressively from the classroom.
In particular, the loss of so much pace removes a significant weapon at Amor's disposal, especially away from home when looking to counterattack.
"Deceitful accusations have been leveled against he who has done, and does, so much to remove 'every filth' " from the priesthood, Cardinal Angelo Scola, the patriarch of Venice, said at a Mass there.
But these Republicans' strategy is not so much to remove government in favor of abstract "markets" but to shift the balance of power away from government and toward entrenched private lobby groups, particularly in the health care sector and on Wall Street.
One dinosaur had a crest added to its skull by fossil-poachers, who wanted to make it look more dramatic and complete; scientists spent so much time removing the extra material that, in a bit of questionable victim-blaming, they named the beast Irritator.
Ms. Leon-Ferdico later added that she is sometimes frustrated by spending so much time far removed from her artwork.
Unfortunately for all of us, unchecking this box didn't revert Twitter to ye olde pure chronological timeline so much as it removed some of the more prominent algorithmic bits that would otherwise be served to users first thing.
