Sentence examples for for some so from inspiring English sources

Cultural and religious variations no doubt account for some; so does density.

For some, so many options can be overwhelming, but compulsive shoppers thrive on such choice.

Like the rest of Afghanistan, these children are so easy to love, but for some so hard.

The traditional policies have very high annual upper limits – up to £300,000 for some – so will appeal to top earners.

That might take up to four months, or even longer for some, so don't beat yourself up on day two for not yet having a new job," he says.

The thought of traveling alone may feel too daunting for some, so it's nice to finally see an in-between option that doesn't require you to expend all your energy constantly socializing while you travel.

The show grew out of research by Peter Schatborn, former head of the prints and drawings collection at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, who proposed new attributions for some so-called Rembrandt nudes in a 1987 talk at Harvard.

The case is quite slim and light, and seems to offer some bump-and-scratch protection, but I wouldn't count on it in a 15-foot drop test, like those used for some so-called Mil-Spec, or military specification, protective cases.

What you see on the catwalk, what you see on the front row, what the people you ask for directions are wearing, when you're lost and searching for some so-hip-it-hurts downtown venue in the latest undiscovered corner of a foreign city – they always turn out to be fragments of the same story.

I'm a huge proponent of the GRID/DIRT series, but I'm not gonna shell out $60 for some so-so game.

"Once you allow the veil of state park protection to be breached, it becomes impossible to defend other state parks that will be put on the chopping block for some so-called essential public purpose," said Joel Reynolds, a senior attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council, part of the Save San Onofre Coalition.