Sentence examples for yet not so much from inspiring English sources
It's a delicate balance: Platforms must offer enough compatibility to showcase potential benefits, yet not so much that users delay switching to reap those benefits.
The decathlon demands you also train hard enough to become highly skilled across 10 events, yet not so much that you get injured.
There should be pleasure in the language alone, yet not so much indulgent glee in the sentence work that it robs the characters of their oxygen.
Rains have supplied enough water this year so that a canoe launched here isn't likely to bottom out, yet not so much as to flood the area.
You're adding new products so you have plenty to offer, and yet not so much that it's confusing.
A reaction identifier that had enough detail to be useful and yet not so much that practically identical processes would be given different labels, would be extremely useful in the creation and analysis of reaction databases.
He was short of his best yet irresistible, not so much a seasonal new-born king but a reborn one, an old-fashioned survivor in an inflexible modern playground of sport.
Now situated at the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek museum in Copenhagen, the celebrated first-century bust of this cruel young Roman emperor is made repellent, yet intriguing, not so much by his petulantly downturned mouth as by the blank, staring eyes chiselled from marble by an unknown sculptor.
Yet it was not so much memories of her father that led Sophia towards Indian issues.
Yet it is not so much the glamour of evil as its banality which is on show here.
