Sentence examples for wave so much from inspiring English sources

The tsunami, when it arrived a few minutes later, was not a wave so much as a freak high tide.

Having generally loved to hate whatever is new in art, they have come to love hating the latest wave so much that it is now impossible for an outsider to distinguish between reactions.

You might also be tempted to point out that Gingrich doesn't seem to be leading a populist wave so much as getting swept up in one, that he's really just the latest in a string of Not-Romneys — Michele Bachmann, Rick Perry, Herman Cain — to be temporarily buoyed and then dashed on the rocks.

It's so lovely that people are smiling and waving so much," then I remember that it's all probably because of the golf cart.

Typically, this second wave absorbs so much of the signal light that pushing the peak ahead even 1 nanosecond reduces the peak's intensity by about 20%.

Nevertheless, because the shortest radar waves are so much longer than light waves, the picture painted by radar shows little detail and requires careful interpretation.

Flag-waving is so much easier.

The accompanying text reads, "White grasses tip tap and 90 Black Spots," though the square-topped lengths of paper don't resemble waving grass so much as elongated piano keys.

Spitting, maybe; rude gestures with their middle fingers, probably -- but waving, not so much.

This film tosses you on the waves, like so much discarded jetsom and bends your ear by showing the un-romanticized sea, it's men and the place where fables may have started but do not end.

It is to create a party that is progressive in its DNA, which means participation not obedience, horizontal rather than vertical structures, a movement rather than a leader, all wave and not so much surfer.