Sentence examples for so much seeking from inspiring English sources

"Desmond wasn't so much seeking help on the structure of the actual distillate as he was looking for feedback with regards to the mixing potential of it".

Several times in Deresiewicz's book, one has the sense that he is not so much seeking a better version of the contemporary university as reaching back toward an older one.

Lisa: The poem itself is talking about someone who has led a reckless life, someone who is suicidal, looking forward to death, seeking that, bating death, wanting death so much, seeking it and then it doesn't happen.

He didn't so much seek a middle ground as the higher ground.

She doesn't so much seek the pleasure in motherhood as let it find her.

Their products and their secrets were so much sought after that regulations were passed forbidding the emigration of workers.

The voice that Ramis originated — a defanged sixties rebelliousness that doesn't so much seek to oust the powerful as to embolden the powerless — remains the dominant mode in comedy today.

On 25 June 1815, the paper declared: Every incident relating to the late battle is so interesting and honourable to the national character, and the source of so much commendable pride and exultation to every Englishman, and at the same time so much sought after, that we have been induced to collect them from every conceivable source and present them to our readers.

In some cases, I haven't so much sought them as I just happened to fall over them.

"Let me not so much seek to be consoled, as to console... to be loved as to love," says the St. Francis prayer.

O Divine Master, Grant that I may not so much seek To be consoled as to console; To be understood as to understand; To be loved as to love.