Sentence examples for so considerable a from inspiring English sources

When his novel "Cakes and Ale" appeared, in 1930, all of literary London recognized the fawning, sycophantic hack novelist Alroy Kear — "I could think of no one among my contemporaries who had achieved so considerable a position on so little talent," the novel's narrator says — as a stand-in for Hugh Walpole, an acquaintance of Maugham's.

When his novel "Cakes and Ale" appeared, in 1930, all of literary London recognized the fawning, sycophantic hack novelist Alroy Kear—"I could think of no one among my contemporaries who had achieved so considerable a position on so little talent," the novel's narrator says as a stand-in for Hugh Walpole, an acquaintance of Maugham's.

Worst of all was his close friend Somerset Maugham, who was vicious to him as the opportunistic Alroy Kear in Cakes and Ale, saying: I could think of no one among my contemporaries who had achieved so considerable a position on so little talent.

Process-based plant growth models are often used to simulate and integrate complex processes such as carbon assimilation and partitioning, respiration and phenology (Battaglia et al. [2004]; Kirschbaum [1999]) so considerable complexity and a large number of parameters are often incorporated into them.

We really have to go back to Edward Elgar for the real thing - a talent so considerable that attempts at Pomp and Circumstance have endured as popular concert hall repertoire.

Even so, considerable trust between different jurisdictions remains a key element.

However, what appears to us as his perversity is so considerable that we find ourselves unable to make an offer".

(So considerable are his resources that he once even lent money to a company that helps finance small law firms).

But the credit only replaces six benefits so considerable complexity will remain.

So considerable work has been done to study the existence result for them nowadays [9 12].

So a considerable chunk of change — albeit this bit of kit is not intended as a mass market consumer device (although Magic Leap's founder frothed about it being "at the border of practical for everybody" in an interview with the Verge) but rather an AR headset for developers to create content that could excite future consumers.