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• She gets insanely jealous if he so much as looks at another woman.
• But I could go up to a week without so much as a drop of O neg.
• The furious peroration sounds like nothing so much as a horde of demons struggling in a torrent of brandy, the music growing drunker and drunker.
• Anyone who would allow her sister's husband to even so much as remove her clothing is pure scum.
• It's not really relevant who they are so much as they look like zombies.
• Art is not concerned with WHAT is said, so much as HOW and HOW WELL it is said.
• Maybe he's past didn't come so much as a shock but that didn't ruin anything.
• Its not fat or carbs that matter so much as total calories for the day.
• There isn't cynicism behind these remakes so much as weariness.
• Tracy could do so much, as most of the damge had already been done.
• He finally walked on without so much as acknowledging my presence.
• Thank you Bob so much as we now have well behaved dogs in public after 3 lessons.
• Twice I waited for 15 minutes with not so much as a glance from the bartenders.
• Not missing the other hammer so much as I am giving up hope it returns.
• Corday left without so much as a thank-you.
• Not so much as a wife and mother but her family loves her dearly.
• You do not so much read this collection of George Saunders stories so much as listen to them.
• Music is life and so much as we try to deny it, music has become a very part of our souls.
• He wasn't so much as outspoken as his brother, but he was fierce and really intimidating.
• This is not expose so much as it is a presentation.
• Not even so much as a single engine two seater.
• He didn't come across to me so much as an ex Amish kid as he did a moron.
• Plath doesn't explain what happens so much as she shows us what it feels like.
• We have been there for 6 months and have never been so much as asked to write a review.
• More for the ambiance, not so much as a heat source.
• I would recommend the show, but not so much as to give it 5 stars.
• Not so much as he ages.
• It's not really a sauce so much as.
• It isn't a diet so much as a new and better way of thinking about food, eating, and cooking.
• H never so much as heated a pot or chopped an onion.
• And forget about being able to put so much as a spatula inside the drawers.
• I can't see how that is a real improvement at all so much as it is simply revenge.
• This could be viewed not so much as a burden but as an asset.
• Well, when asked about her promise, not so much as smooch a boy (or girl) and only her cat, Kitty Purry, she replied that she was just joking.
• The sauce doesn't burn so much as it left a tingling sensation on my tongue.
• And, if yesterday's opening night is any indication, track officials may not hear so much as a whinny of complaint this season.
• His work didn't reveal the world so much as it celebrated a universe that didn't exist.
• Not so much as a publishing date.
• I have grown so much as a woman and as a student here.
• And here I am without so much as an elevator pitch to keep me going for the next year.
• You can't rest so much as a screwdriver on them.
• Whenever she completed one of her aunt's dares, I felt like she was growing so much as a character.
• None of them so much as go out for a beer together after work.
• It wasnt a massage so much as an excessive application of shitty cream.
• I've lived with this my whole life, but not so much as an adult.
• Located in scenic Little Italy, its selection is not accumulated so much as curated.
• They've never so much as offered a discount, waiving delivery fee, etc.
• I have never rooted for a couple so much as Jamie and P.
• The creators of this film were fiercely determined not to go so much as a millimeter over the line into sentiment, tawdriness or mockery.
• I didn't get an apology or so much as an explanation.
• But the beauty of " The Good Old Boys " isn't in the story so much as in the way it's told : unhurriedly, with a wise, easygoing spirit that captivates.
• Not that Congress will care, or lift so much as a pinkie finger.
• These proposals illustrate the fundamental obstacle to reforming the military : the fact that it isn't really a unitary force, so much as a rivalrous group of them.
• Not a place for talented dancers so much as girls hustling for lap dances and trips to the VIP room.
• Some days are good and some not so much, as Tony is a very stubborn guy.
• I have never read a novel that has frightened me so much as The Murmurings has.
• Bartender checked back enough to be attentive but not so much as to be creepy.
• Merrill before he'd so much as thrown a pitch to the plate whirled and fired to Redfox, who'd slipped in to cover second.
• They broke my $8 bottle of nail polish that was brand new, and never even so much as apologized.
• Frankly sugars source is irrelevant, so much as the AMOUNT of sugar being consumed.
• Now Trump has decided to deport anyone who gets so much as a traffic violation.
• Not so much as a hello from our server.
• That is not an argument so much as an abdication of responsibility.
• There was not so much as a book in his library.
• I understand girls liking the whole bad boy thing but I didn't find him that so much as just.
• She endured so much as a child, and it's clear we don't even know the whole story.
• She did not so much as smile at me.
• Whales and dolphins have similar size brains-they've been around for 55 million years-and also, not so much as a stone axe.
• They left without so much as saying goodbye.
• In the earliest times their most pressing foe was not the Arab or Berber so much as the Carolingian.
• I received just enough detail to fill in some gaps, but not so much as to bore me.
• Caldwell softens Bannon without so much as an interview.
• Each is fun, each is jaw dropping gorgeous, but none so much as the Hyrule Temple.
• Britain's new coalition government seems intent on bowing out without so much as a whimper.
• Luckily, neither is necessary to understand in detail, so much as in theory.
• Nepenthe doesn't develop so much as gradually showing her hidden feeling and strengths.
• She has never so much as opened a can of cranberry sauce.
• It was not so much as poor Hannah, driven to suicide.
• We did our best to help him, but he didn't so much as say thank you.
• But that's not the author's fault, so much as wishful thinking.
• It's not really life they're living so much as it is mere existence.
• It really doesn't moisturize my hair so much as greases it down.
• It's not about weapons so much as it is about tactics.
• Not only is The Iron King highly entertaining it makes you think about so much as well.
• This isn't really a romance, so much as thinly disguised erotica.
• It didn't look like it was dirty, so much as that it needed a bit of maintenance.
• Yuan ' is the name of Chinese monetary, RMB does not devaluate so much as western experts predicted, on the contrary, it is stronger than ever. '.
• It's not the story so much as the way he tells it.
• But, they immediately made good on it, without even so much as a look or word from me.
• I wanted to like it, but I was really disappointed not hating it so much as being pretty bored.
• I did not actively taste salty, but not once did I ever so much as passively desire salt.
• I didn't feel encouraged so much as I felt their struggle.
• Rachel has grown so much as a character.
• It isn't so much as a horror novel as it is a suspenseful, well written and supernatural.
• It's probably not a knock on Shapiro's writing skills so much as the subject matter.
• Want to see your dreams become reality without so much as a request or a prayer for help.
• So much as to the shocking parts weren't shocking, more so annoying.
• There was a certain level of suspense to it, but not so much as in a true blue romantic suspense.
• This seat wouldn't tempt you so much, as it has ample legroom.
• Yes, a bit of editing would be in order but not so much as to spoil the flow.