The phrase "about as so" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used due to its incorrect structure and lack of clarity.
Example: "The project is about as so as we can expect given the circumstances." (Note: This example is awkward and not recommended.)
Alternatives: "about as much as" or "approximately as".
It is spoken about as so and so is so mean to me.
The only other everyday activity that we talk about as so unhealthy is eating: thus the digital detox becomes an actual thing.
I did clock the cast parading about as so many fluffy animals, a sight at once sweet and somewhat silly until you realize that Duckie is merely fashioning something three-dimensional out of the stuffed toys of our childhoods.
Last week, in the Guardian, Caspar Salmon wrote a piece titled "Talk is cheap: will anyone save us from the waking nightmare of director Q&As?" In it, he states, "The succession of images that are still floating about as so many evanescent moments and memories in your mind at the end of a movie will always be catastrophically disrupted by an earnest discussion about the audition process".
It is also about nostalgia, as so much about publishing is these days.
Some of the graybeards on the sidelines nevertheless found something to complain about, as elders so often do, in cricket as in any other sport.
Whether you're for or against Obama, and whether he wins or loses in November, that is what tonight is all about, as Caro so eloquently reminds us.
And about that, as so much else, Orwell was bang on target.
It seemed to me that it would be murder to shoot him". And about that, as so much else, Orwell was bang on target.
It's not always all about oil, as so many critics here think.
And then it really does become all about demographics, as so much of the post-election analysis has pointed out.
