not so much as 连…都不肯；甚至于没有；甚至不
The affidavit also confirms that the accuser has never so much as met Senator Menendez.
This is perhaps why you wrongly stated that the article was published in the Daily Mail, a newspaper for which I have never written so much as a semicolon.
In his first political campaign for a seat as a circuit county judge, McCarthy published campaign literature falsely claiming that his opponent was 73, senile and guilty of financial corruption—despite knowing that the gentleman was 66, in full control of his mental faculties and had never done anything that had so much as a whiff of corruption.
Moldova looks stuck in a wretched economic and geographical plight, a country not so much forgotten as never remembered.
Never mind that I cannot find so much as one Oklahoma case where a court attempted to actually apply Sharia law in place of existing state and federal codes and cases.
Grotzinger had suspected as much, so he never released the results (though they were hinted at in the press).
As a public figure he portrayed himself as a provocateur but never provoked so much that he jeopardised his personal freedom.
He never addresses Mr Barak when journalists are present, nor even so much as looks at the Israeli leader, addressing himself exclusively to the Americans.
With improved technologies as an additional booster, never has there been so much drinkable supply to slake a barely growing overall thirst.
Kuchar never looks as though he is under much stress, and for so much of Sunday, he wasn't.
We never expected to have so many people show up, let alone raise as much money as we did.
FORBES: The Kids In The (Convention) Hall: A Millennial Perspective On The DNC
As a bevy of new books (some never before available in English) makes plain, no modern seer is worthy to touch so much as the hem of his diving suit.
The technocratic scion of one of Quebec's leading political families, he has never been a man to cut much of a figure, and lately he has been so absent from public debate as to be invisible.
Probably never, at least not in recent years, as Apple has carefully controlled access to the company and built so much of its public communications around Jobs.
应用推荐