Sentence examples for is so of from inspiring English sources

That is so of the market for cars, and of the market for broccoli".

The same is so of Carlos Estrada-Vega's mosaics of pigmented paste.

The collection is priced realistically (£248 for a silk Jacquard blouse) and combines a cool modernity with the artisanal craftwork that is so of the moment.

"This idea Teleflora had is so of the moment," said Mary E. Morgan, vice president and publisher at Redbook, "taking reality television and combining it with consumer-generated content".

But in terms of books where you can look into someone's head and say: this is so of this time – Extremely Loud was very early, I have to say.

My neighbor is one of those Sears geeks who has every labor-saving device there is, so of course he has a snow blower, and every time it snows he clears my driveway without being asked.

A long sweater like this one by Parker Blue at Heist in L.A. ($495, $371 with your 25% Store Adore discount) is so of-the-moment with a belt around the outside.

And in that regard with a walled-in city, a veteran hero betrayed by his country, and a cocky, simpering President— Escape's vision of the future is so of-the-moment now as to feel almost heavy-handed.

Watching Spotlight gives you an idea about how large a problem this is, not just in Boston (although the film is so of-the-city that the Boston skyline could feasibly be counted as an additional character), but worldwide.

Hers is so out of proportion".

It's so out of character.