Sentence examples for So delineated from inspiring English sources

But the dimensions of what we call the soul — the divine spark in human life — cannot be so delineated, and thus the soul must be excluded from such considerations.

I hesitate to reduce Kim to crude questions of black and white (or even, as so delineated in the book, the shades in between) – especially since last week's inspiring, informative chat showed, there's so much more to talk about.

This is why I'm so impressed with Jeremy Carver's arc for the season so far (and with Daniel Loflin, who so deftly delineated these conflicts in "Citizen Fang") -- Carver said at the beginning of the season that this year was designed to help the brothers grow and mature and establish a healthier relationship, and I see those seeds being sown every week.

The different elements of the cathedral are so specifically detailed and the elements of Gothic and contemporary architecture so well delineated, that art and architecture historians have concluded that van Eyck must have had enough architectural knowledge to make nuanced distinctions.

Never before were the predominantly Chinese population so visibly housed and the divisions between their public and private lives so clearly delineated.

There was so much we had both put aside in our experience of being gay parents that was so brilliantly delineated by the play that it was brought up to the surface.

But if the risk isn't so clearly delineated?

Like all of Wagner's people, she is so beautifully delineated".

She was, above all, adept at projecting the pathos of the heroines she so unerringly delineated.

But the children prove very different and so well delineated that is rarely an issue.

But because these people are so flimsily delineated, their efforts to connect feel merely sentimental and contrived.