Sentence examples for was not so much to from inspiring English sources

The point was not so much to predict the future as to present a possible one.

The aim was not so much to strengthen the BBC as to make it more accountable.

Arguably the crux of his achievement was not so much to overturn the style as to subvert it from within.

In truth, there was not so much to strip, mainly Isamu Noguchi's entranceway, shaped like a pelvic bone.

Their point was not so much to refute official information as to interrupt it, confuse it, scramble it.

My other dream was not so much to have a husband as it was to have a boyfriend for life.

The point was not so much to change anyone's mind, but simply to enjoy the extraordinary procession of candidates through town.

The bridge the Republicans wanted to build was not so much to the 21st Century as to 20th Century Fox and its ilk.

It wasn't so much to ask.

Maybe it wasn't so much to pay for a chance to rest easy.

Porgy, while equally handsome, wasn't so much to my taste — soft, almost cottony.