Sentence examples for ones is so from inspiring English sources

The women who endure this abuse daily, hourly, for months, for years: I don't know how they get through it, because the tax being levied on them and their loved ones is so high.

And it doesn't explain why this book's use of German sources, especially recent ones, is so patchy; nor their occasional but surprising mistranslations.

The whole process of nominating potential prize winners and selecting actual ones is so shrouded in secrecy that Dr Rablen and Dr Oswald were able to work only with data from 1901 (the year the first prizes were awarded) to 1950.

The purpose of learning new things or practising old ones is so that, if we are lucky enough to see another September, we will do so enriched; and if we are not, our final lap of honour was a trip worth taking.

After all, many families will think that spending time with their loved ones is so much more valuable than the concerns of spending money.

Our intentions are powerful beyond belief, which is why setting strong affirming ones is so important.

The large ones are so rare that the probability of them concurring on the same spot can be neglected.

Why wear new ones when old ones are so comfortable?

"The little, simple ones are so touching.

And some of the historic ones are so good, like Franco Corelli's, that you just want to use them.

I started making headdresses years ago, but the high street ones are so badly made and look cheap.