Sentence examples for a so what from inspiring English sources

Extract 11 A: So what do you think that makes friendship (10 s)?

a) So what?

For a sentence to be a sentence we need a What (the subject) and a So What (the predicate).

While such ugly, green-eyed sniping ought to be met with a shrug and a "so what?", they are crimes that might be forgiven in the good times.

Short, long and layered As I mentioned in my first post, the essence of a sentence involves the pairing of a subject with a predicate, a What and a So What, a protagonist and a story.

Absent from "Fresh Air," too, are the kind of theatrical moments that have become the stock-in-trade of interviews on TV newsmagazines: Ed Bradley executing a "60 Minutes" moment with a, "So, what you are telling me is.

This one is actually a So-what winner.

"It's not a so-what moment for me," he replied.

In many work environments, this would qualify as a so-what moment.

This "is a so-what movie on a grand scale," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times in May.

"A smirk and a so-what attitude — an absolute lack of remorse," Thompson said.