Sentence examples for so much represented from inspiring English sources

This legislation has not so much represented governmental action as an outline of suggestions for governmental action.

Again, Apu is not so much represented in his ethnicity, but presented in his critical otherness to both contemporary degenerativeness of American culture, specifically male identities and ironically (re constructed idea of South Asianness.

It might be more apt to refer to a reformist tendency, which doesn't so much represent a dramatic departure from U.S. conservatism as it's been practiced in recent decades but rather a shift of emphasis.

"It so much represents where Lifetime is headed and it's squarely within my brand vision [for] the new Lifetime".

She represents so much and represents her father so well".

The fact that women are now so much better represented gives cause for optimism.

However, he's less convinced that newspapers can escape the "vicious cycle" that has left them with so much difficulty representing the wider public.

Paley's approach is to make a dazzling verbal surface that doesn't so much linearly represent the world as remind us of its dazzle.

By George Saunders March 3, 2017 Grace Paley's literary approach is to make a dazzling verbal surface that doesn't so much linearly represent the world as remind us of its dazzle.

"I take so much pride representing Hawaii," Moore told KITV.

The PRISM affair demonstrates the problem was not so much the danger represented by China or Russia in regards to our digital exchanges, accounts and personal information, but the fact of having a state and some of its digital juggernauts enjoying control of the Internet.