Sentence examples for so formidable that from inspiring English sources
The phrase "so formidable that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is impressively powerful or intimidating to the extent that it causes a particular reaction or outcome. Example: "The storm was so formidable that it caused widespread power outages across the city."
The army of Louis and the Oriflamme were so formidable that Henry V retreated without battle.
The task seemed so formidable that it nearly forced Jeff Van Gundy to resort to trickery.
She was so formidable that Umar committed right away to being her diplomatic aide.
Smith's native intelligence, however, seems so formidable that you can't help hoping she'll change her mind yet again.
The Beltrán Leyva organisation, once so formidable that it infiltrated the attorney-general's office, is all but gone.
But the statistical difficulties are so formidable that the debate has so far revolved around questions of econometric technique.
Part of what makes H.I.V. so formidable is that it kills a vital part of the cellular immune system, CD4 lymphocytes or helper T-cells.
The aquaporins are not "an intelligent being" in any real sense, yet they are so formidable selective that they could easily parallel Maxwell demon's efficiency in creating the right conditions for the cell.
Say hello to Dreadnoughtus schrani, a newly discovered dinosaur that was so formidable, it was named after a battleship that prowled the seas during the early 20th century.
The conventional wisdom is that he would be so formidable a candidate that other Democrats would not challenge him.
His reputation was so formidable, officials said, that it was difficult to rotate him to another military post.
