1. There was not so much as a trickle of water.

2. He'd received not so much as a thank you from Tiffany.

3. It is a matter of tone, not so much as content.

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4. We got our six appearances, and not so much as one drop-by or mix-and-mingle extra.

5. He had never had a day of sickness, not so much as a cold.

6. Not so much as a sociology essay, or an urban character sketch in London's Evening Standard.

7. I did not so much as flick a duster around the papers.

8. But by not so much as a flicker of an eyebrow did he betray his emotions.

9. So far in Rajasthan, I had not so much as nodded to another female.

10. Not so much as a splash or even his oddly deformed head above the water.

11. Not so much as a damp spot.

12. She did not so much as blink.

13. He did not so much as stir a finger.

14. She did not so much as raise an eyebrow.

15. He had not so much as his fare home.

16. Mrs. Hurstwood kept on arranging her hair, not so much as deigning a glance.

17. THERE was no return of the mutineers - not so much as another shot out of the woods.

18. Not so much as a peep came from the girls.

19. Success lies not so much as in luck as in hard work.

20. Meanwhile, the cashier had not so much as raised his head.

21. Echo shall not so much as whisper my hiding place.

22. The lady did not so much as deign a glance at the boy.

23. There is not so much as a cent left him by his father.

24. Not so much as captains of industry but as wealth creators . Innovators . Visionaries.

25. The civil servant's expression, however, did not change, not so much as by a flicker.

26. There was not so much as a book in his library.

27. What hurt me worst about it was not so much as their lying.

28. It shows enough to reveal the nature and genuineness of the reality, but not so much as to overwhelm.

29. And the multitude cometh together again, so that they could not so much as eat bread.

30. Zero-waste design strives to create clothing patterns that leave not so much as a scrap of fabric on the cutting room floor.

31. The son took the axe, and carried it into town to a goldsmith, who tested it, laid it in the scales, and said, "It is worth four hundred talers, I have not so much as that by me."

32. It is well held in but not so much as to restrict movement.