Sentence examples for it is in fact so from inspiring English sources

It is, in fact, so important that the place could be called a wine cellar with a restaurant attached.

It is, in fact, so entertaining that I can imagine Aveos being sold to people who aren't forced into them strictly because of the price.

It is, in fact, so far from Copenhagen and the rest of the country that to get there from the capital you take a bus into Sweden and then take a ferry.

This is not to say that I may be wrong -- faith is, after all, trusting that it is in fact so, and trust can be misplaced.

It is, in fact, so slippery that it travels under a variety of alter egos (the drama-doc, the re-enactment and - most troublingly - the "docu-fiction").

As for his characterisation of London as the only place the, er, liberal thought police have "licensed" the British to like because it is, in fact, so barely British, what does he propose to do about it?

It is in fact not so much timely as timeless.

"At first glance, this can sometimes give the impression of fissures or infighting within the party, but it is in fact not so," he added.

It is in fact not so trivial to prove that we may at all have (F_Omega (w)>1).

I've since confirmed with a couple of people in the know that it is in fact him, so I've updated the wording.

Though this may initially sound like a "bribe", it is in fact not so when applied correctly.