Sentence examples for statement so much from inspiring English sources

And yet, in this poem, so much depends on how we interpret the statement "so much depends".

There are many historic examples of symbolism in design, but often the symbolism is not a conscious statement so much as a more subtle reflection of style.

His line on "virtually every Republican" wasn't a factual statement so much as a message to conservatives, which doesn't require an N.S.A. back door to decrypt: dump the health demand.

When one asserts, one intends to "invite belief, and not belief based on the evidence of the statement so much as on the faith of the statement" (Fried 1978, 56).

I wouldn't mind Rubio's actual statement so much if he were not responsible for policy-making decisions in a secular country.

Cohen was not making a statement so much with what he was showing, the crumbs of bread - a puddle, but with his blatant disregard for the photographic paradigm of the time.

As far as Leveson is concerned, it was widely reported in the Guardian and elsewhere in summer 2011 that the police had contacted our journalists again and asked for statements – so much for Greenslade's claim the hacking "remained a secret for eight years".

But others defending Holder aren't on such solid grounds, which is why Obama was hedging his statements so much.

"That statement, like so much else about Mr. Thompson's rant on the courthouse steps, is without basis," Mr. Alonso said.

Fasting, he said, is a way to make an unmistakable moral statement when so much of the populace is preoccupied with stock options and sybaritic consumerism.

SAN FRANCISCO — The resounding win by a Google artificial intelligence program over a champion in the complex board game Go this month was a statement — not so much to professional game players as to Google's competitors.