Sentence examples for about anything so from inspiring English sources

"I haven't worried about anything so much for years.

I find that a smile can overcome just about anything, so I just go about my work and keep smiling.

Once at university, however, I forgot about anything so banal as birds.

He said, "What the hell do you know about anything!" So I shut up.

Milliner said they can pretend to blitz, fake man coverage, do just about anything, so long as they are positioned correctly at the snap.

Chopped liver: I'll eat duck liver on just about anything, so duck liver in chicken livers is an easy sell for me.

It was the first British television programme to provoke public outrage; questions were asked in parliament about how anything so horrible could have been screened by the BBC.

The allusion is to the soaring crescendo of "The Internationale," but the conflict she's writing about is not between anything so grand as capitalism and socialism.

Now, honestly, I regret not studying — I don't know about harmonies, or anything, so if I'm composing a song, it's really hard.

But he wasn't about to do anything so unliterary, any more than the threat was going to go away.

Me: There is something arrogant and unseemly about tampering with anything so fundamental to life as aging and death.