Sentence examples for not so single from inspiring English sources

The single currency is now not so single: a euro in a Cypriot account is not worth the same as a euro in Greece or Belgium.

Through my single and not so single years, I've come to know me, which has helped to see, and experience, romance more clearly.

If pressed, he would probably concede that his philosophical hero was not so single-handedly responsible for modernity; Descartes had many capable partners, even peers.

Jerome Kerviel, the French trader who has gained world-wide noteriety for single-handedly undertaking unauthorized trades that cost his employer $7.1 billion, maybe wasn't so single handed.

But as people start to see that New England hasn't turned into Sodom and Gomorrah -- and as they start to find out that the nice "single" woman in their office isn't so single -- they'll likely get more comfortable with the whole notion.

With all due respect, we can only wish those Tea Party activists who gathered in Washington and other cities this week weren't so single-minded about just who's responsible for all their troubles, real and imagined.

Other moments are not so much single defining scenes, but enduring phrases that have made the show one of the most popular TV sitcoms to date.

"Music has been a great release for me, and I've not been so single minded on football," he added.

When the team zoomed in for a closer look at the single-crystal gold wires it had been stretching, it found that the brittle-broken single crystals hadn't been so single when they snapped.

Maybe we're not all so single-minded after all.

Not 'So shakes my single state of man..., but 'Shakes so...'.