Sentence examples for occasion is so from inspiring English sources

Since the whole occasion is so fraught with symbolism, I think that the choice of Isabel was particularly apt.

The occasion was so momentous that the operating theater where Abbott's surgery took place is now known as the Ether Dome, and each year Mass.

"It was a nervy occasion being so young.

The scenes of agony which he witnessed on this occasion were so harrowing that it was only with the greatest pain Hartsuff ever recurred to them.

But then again, the occasion was so joyous that we may have kept our 10-year-old-son home that day.

I remember on more than one occasion being so exhausted by the mental battle of each meal that I started to wonder if I could just give up food completely.

The contemporaneous pain scores on that occasion were so low that no correlation with them and the BOLD signal in the hand area could be reasonably expected; indeed none was found.

Although, generally speaking, we have not always supported your public statements, because they put forward the majority view of Parliament, which, unfortunately, on too many occasions is so different from our own, you have nevertheless been able to give a dignified image of Parliament.

The bone-in sole, which came recommended by the waitstaff on two occasions, was so sparingly seasoned that one patron told a companion of her plan to dress the fish with lemon, peppers, and perhaps tomato once she got back home.

On one occasion, Weston is so driven by a desire to impress a talented boss by the speed of her surgery that she inadvertantly cuts an artery, gushing blood over the theatre.

The creek was only a foot or so deep, but on rare occasions it is so high that vehicles cannot get across.