Sentence examples for amendment is so from inspiring English sources

(The Second Amendment is so 2008).

"It's pretty clear. . . that amendment is so ill-advised and so unfair," Reid said Tuesday.

But the amendment is so vaguely worded that it would allow one soldier to harass another because he's gay – or because he's in an interracial relationship.

But it is precisely because the appeal to the Fourth Amendment is so often made by dubious characters that its infringements call for alert and strenuous resistance.

"And a knife is a badge of honour which they see the older kids using and therefore they think it's acceptable to do it themselves and it's getting younger and younger and that's why your amendment is so important".

The Johnson Amendment is so rarely enforced that the language in the executive order about free speech is practically meaningless, said John Inazu, a professor at Washington University in St . Louis

Their agendas for amendment are so various as to ensure years of debate.

Spending cuts appealed to conservative primary voters, but the amendment was so restrictive that most of those who had actually read it thought that it would cripple the ability of state and local governments to budget for essential services.

California's constitution, with its five hundred or so amendments, is so long that its full text would occupy every line of the magazine you are holding.

Because some of these controversial amendments are so new, the courts have yet to interpret them.

(Isherwood) Off Broadway 'Arguendo' Elevator Repair Service's stylized re-enactment of a Supreme Court case (about nude dancing as a first amendment right) is so wittily inventive it makes you think they could bring theatrical life to the Pittsburgh phone directory.