Sentence examples for so much stealing from inspiring English sources

While the plea agreement announced Wednesday adds some detail and discloses a set of partnerships not mentioned by the report, it essentially tracks the story told by Powers: that Enron was not so much stealing as stolen from.

These are the places where so much stolen money is stashed – much of it guided by smooth City operators.

Camby had not so much stolen the show on Tuesday night as much as he had kept things real.

Sleep, mugging outrageously, doesn't so much steal the scene as inflict grand larceny on the whole production.

O'Leary, who was campaigning in Washington state alongside the Olympic figure skating champion Michelle Kwan, said Clinton has not so much stolen Sanders' policies as embraced good ideas.

But I didn't know about Martin's fullness of voice and spot-on characterizations until I saw her in other people's acts, where she didn't so much steal the show as help put it in another dimension.

The Piper does not so much steal the children from the town of Hamelin as spirit them to a better place, symbolized by their animated figures in the sky.

It's unclear which websites the Russian hackers hit, but with so much stolen data, there's a chance you have been affected.

But that's not insider whistleblowing so much as stealing stuff.

Perhaps if the band hadn't spent so much time stealing their music from old black men and abusing women with fish, they could have written some proper pop songs.

One member is chased after by her boyfriend, two others run off to Las Vegas, and Rose Pedone spends so much time stealing scenes with her nutty Carol Kane-like delivery that her character Miss Glo Ray barely gets a subplot at all.