Sentence examples for so a collection of from inspiring English sources

"Scientists are infatuated with the idea of revolution," Richard Lewontin writes, and while he claims to be immune to the thrill of revolt, Lewontin displays a strong affection for the act of debunking in "It Ain't Necessarily So," a collection of nine previously published essays.

So, a collection of short stories seems a natural fit for the writer.

I am from France, so a collection of original striped sailor T-shirts.

So a collection of Arctic exploration books, which Bonhams in New York will auction on June 25, is marked here and there with snarky comments.

The Best of McSweeney's Internet Tendency (2014), edited by Chris Monks and John Warner : "I like to think of McSweeney's as the thinking person's Onion, so a collection of its most ingenious, LOL-inducing, don't-read-with-a-full-bladder articles from the likes of Michael Ian Black, Jessie Eisenberg, Ellie Kemper, and other comedic geniuses?

And so a collection of heavyweight individual investors between them own more than a quarter of what is arguably the world's most successful sports business.

Where they lived wasn't a neighborhood so much as a collection of houses that happened to face the same street.

His fund is nothing so much as a collection of well-established brand names.

The reaction was hardly a surprise; the album wasn't an embarrassment so much as a collection of mediocrities, below-par cuts that fell short of Jackson's standards.

Not since the heyday of Robert Moses has the city been host to so many and so new a collection of playgrounds.

After so many centuries as a collection of small states, this newly unified country was neurotic about its relationship with the great powers of Britain, France and Russia.