Definition of "insomuch" []

• Because of; since; as a result of. (adverb)

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• "Or, is voice supposed to serve a specific story — is it the voice of the world, the tonal/language combination which is very specific to that world of the story and characters therein insomuch as it conveys something about the story itself and it (the voice) wouldn’t fit any other story?"
• "It was called _The Field of Cloth of Gold; _ and the courtiers who attended the two sovereigns felt bound to almost rival them in sumptuousness, "insomuch," says the contemporary Martin du"
• "And it was my fault insomuch as I knew that was going to happen when I left."