Sentence examples for ideas that so from inspiring English sources

Similarly, many of the ideas that so exercise American civil libertarians such as the notion of government agents snooping on places of worship seem reasonable precautions.

"The way the First Amendment works in the marketplace of ideas that so upsets Vermont is that both sides get to tell their story," he said.

And it is important for business people to recognize the exploitative history of the language and ideas that so many accountants, consultants and MBA students take for granted.

I do not believe we want to enter this new century pledging allegiance to the liberal ideas that so painfully failed us in the last century".

In announcing his candidacy for senator from New York, Representative Rick Lazio decried "the liberal ideas that so painfully failed us in the last century" (front page, May 21).

His novel Emile expressed reformist religious ideas that so angered the authorities that he had to flee – to Germany, then England for a time, where he was hosted by a rather bemused David Hume.

But as his title suggests, he is out to rehabilitate and recast one of Marx's key ideas: that so-called "free markets," by their nature, tend to enrich the owners of capital at the expense of people who own less of it.

Mr. Abbas proposed holding presidential and parliamentary elections as soon as possible as a way of ending the split — an idea that so far has been rejected by Hamas.

The problem is that I've got so many ideas that are so mental.

It was fascinating to see people get so hot and bothered over ideas that are so out of date.

How can people believe ideas that are so self-evidently wrong?