Example sentences of "[coord] it [is] so [adv] " in BNC.
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| 1 | I keep hammering away at this point but it applies to so many areas and it 's so rarely done . |
| 2 | Now either way , obviously it 's a head injury and must be dealt with , but we 're going to do an overall thing here by saying right , now the next one on the list is concussion now concussion is shaking of the brain inside the skull now there 's noth no room for anything but the brain inside that skull , so if that 's shaken the brain hits against the sides of the bra of the er bone , and bruises so what actually happens here is the brain gets shaken and the nerve cells get damaged now you 've all seen this con and it 's so easily done concussion , you can go through a whole list of things which can cause concussion , road traffic accident , sport , construction working erm anything that erm , heading ball , football that 's another one that erm you get quite a bit of concussion and of course boxing |
| 3 | It mocked me , but at the same time I knew I was in danger of surrendering to it , that damned semblance of what I wanted — I was being weakened by it , seduced into yielding to your power over me , and it 's so much more comprehensive than my one-dimensional influence on you . |
| 4 | cost exactly , and it 's so much cheaper than |
| 5 | Cos we 're not supposed to have the strong glues and it 's so much easier |
| 6 | And it 's so much easier to put some reeves on than use the clutch . |
| 7 | Oh dear the colours of the trees reflected in the lake , everything is beautiful and the gulls and it 's so still that would be a mega painting would n't it ? |
| 8 | and then put it in , and it 's so far it 's been okay . |
| 9 | Now , over the smoking issue , the World Bank 's directors ( says one of them ) have been ‘ caught with our pants down ; and it 's so bloody embarrassing ’ . |
| 10 | For they are presented as holding between structures , or between a structure and the class struggle , and it is so far only an article of faith to suppose that they can be refined to a point where one can identify a specific connection such as that between an aspect of the peasant class and a particular form of capitalist state . |
| 11 | It is not obvious why this is , but it is so strikingly convergent among animals that have nothing else in common but their anteating habit , that it almost certainly is somehow related to this habit . |
| 12 | But it is so vindictively cold in this ill-lit room , and my alabaster hand aches so much from the thousands of words I have put down on this unhappy day , and my head still throbs , and my stomach is so empty , and my grief is so heavy , that I think it would be wise of me to break off at this point , this hinge , blow out the once again guttering candle and for the third time today go down the stone stairs to streets where it is always February . |
| 13 | But it is so poorly executed , muddled in its narrative and just plain old-fashioned dull that the screening I went to was soon humming with critical snores . |
| 14 | A dull , cold , rainy day does not literally mean ‘ sadness ’ — it is possible to be happy on such a day — but it is so obviously a metaphor for sadness that when it appears in writing it has become a cliché , intended to trigger a predictable response . |
| 15 | But it is so long since I went to a party , ’ she whispered . |
| 16 | ‘ I would if I could , ’ she said , ‘ but it 's so bleedin' 'eavy . |
| 17 | " No , but it 's so much more interesting than any of mine , " she replied . |
| 18 | But it 's so much easier for a boy . |
| 19 | But it 's so much easier than the , to drive . |
| 20 | But it 's so far back in my mind that I ca n't reach it . |
| 21 | ‘ Oh , but it 's so far away , Robyn , and lonely too ! ’ she said unhappily . |