Sentence examples for not so widely from inspiring English sources

Books are not so widely read without a reason.

But it was not so widely convulsed as was America or much of Europe.

But it also has gripping photos that are not so widely known.

In her own lifetime, she was not so widely admired as today.

The series, not so widely known as FRUS, makes public the viscera of officialdom — diplomatic cables, intelligence reports.

C pectoralis prefers open forested habitat in south-east Queensland and is not so widely distributed as once thought.

And although there is a vibrancy in nature writing today, a buoyancy that reflects our need in an ever-busying and complex world to bind to nature, to place, the echo of these books, these personal accounts, would not resound so widely if it weren't for the mulch created by people like Oliver.

"There is probably not a scientific issue in recent times that has not been so widely thrown out for public consultation as this one," said Wendy Barclay, an influenza virologist at Imperial College London and a signatory to the letter.

"There is probably not a scientific issue in recent times that has not been so widely thrown out for public consultation as this one," one of the letter's signers, virologist Wendy Barclay of Imperial College London, said in a statement released by the Science Media Centre in London.

"Shale gas is a game-changer to an extent not so far widely understood".

But the mental health dangers have not been so widely accepted.