Sentence examples for has been set so from inspiring English sources

"Complicated, interesting stories and interesting women... the bar has been set so high, I feel spoilt.

"The bar for great hardware experiences has been set so high by our friends in Cupertino," he said, referring to Apple's home.

During my summer visit, I was reminded of why the franchise player bar has been set so high in New York, from Patrick Ewing to Carmelo Anthony.

Out there in the wider world, individual experiences of schizophrenia become harder to articulate because the bar for exactitude has been set so high.

The tax charge has been set so the more you earn in excess of £50,000 the more you need to pay back.

Whether Mr Livingstone gets re-elected may depend largely on whether he has been able to persuade Londoners that the benefits of the scheme outweigh its costs.That is why the charge has been set so low.

Experts said there was room for raising the limits because they had been set so low to start with.

In recent months, expectations beyond the House had been set so high that many will still feel a sting of disappointment.

McPhail said that the original state pension age had been set so that people had a set proportion of their working life in retirement, but the link had been broken and governments were now "playing catch up".

Or will the precedent have been set, so that the next president who orders his subordinates to break the law may rest easy, with nary a worry that he might be impeached for committing a crime?

Directness of utterance in a poem is almost a prerequisite for a song composer – and explains why Shakespeare, Herrick, Blake, Burns, Byron, Housman and De la Mare have been set so often; and why composers have tended to be put off by Donne's metaphysical conceits, Browning's convoluted syntax and Dante Gabriel Rossetti's overly rich and cloying style.