Sentence examples for gone or so from inspiring English sources

They are valid functioning members of society, and much of the prejudice is gone, or so we'd like to think.

Unfortunately, these companies are largely gone, or so internationalized that they confer no especial benefit upon the U.S. economy, as opposed to any of the other nations where they do business.

But there was also Dawn Chorus, by Marcus Coates: an extraordinary installation of humans singing birdsong Further from the realms of politics you cannot go, or so you'd think.

"I wouldn't wait for the second act if I had somewhere to go," or so one of the less charitably minded of the "Me and Juliet" assemblage observes, speaking to an audience that has actually returned after the intermission.

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit season has come and gone ― or so we thought.

"The show goes on, or so it seems".

The ambush comes when things are going well, or so I'm told".

I did not want to go on – or so I thought.

Guilt, obsession, justice overdue: here we go again, or so it would seem.

I'd like to go 58 or so," meaning 58 seconds.

So a spoonful of sugar pills helps the waiting lists go down, or so your doctor probably believes.