Sentence examples for means have so from inspiring English sources

How, for example, might Iraq be made to disarm by peaceful means, when peaceful means have so patently failed over 12 years and 17 previous resolutions?

What's remarkable is how the perception of Birkin, and what she means, has so radically shifted in Britain.

Like many tan-seekers before me, my exhaustive research into how to get a healthy tan through healthy means has so far proved unsuccessful.

To be embodied is to be in the world; it means to have so many senses, i.e. so many pores and naked surfaces.

"Once again, we see what it really means to have so many people come to us in such a short time".

"I mean, I have so much scar tissue now, I can't even feel it.

"Theo probably didn't mean to have so cool a birthday cake, the chef probably screwed up and it just happened to turn out like that," says David Flynn.

I mean, I have so many books.

I mean, we have so-called mature democracies in Western Europe which have provisions for holding defendants in circumstances analogous to this, as terror investigations".

We have so many means now to add our voices.

"Which means I had so many days off".