Sentence examples for so interchangeable from inspiring English sources

Aerial images of the House of Commons or, nowadays, the Gherkin are so interchangeable that film-makers might as well use stock footage.

I didn't hold that against my bug -- the fact that parts were so interchangeable and plentiful was what made it so economical.

The histories are not so interchangeable, and we would do well to think beyond the old transposable assumptions about politics in Africa.

At the back are four poker-faced men in black, so interchangeable you suspect they were manufactured en masse in Minsk.

People are so interchangeable -- and dispensable -- in this office that Mr. Snow uses a standard workplace outfit to connote their uniformity.

They're all middle-aged lawyers, so interchangeable that their own mothers might be hard pressed to cull one from the herd, and this pig thing is definitely the most interesting aspect to the race.

Lotter and Nissen: their sociopathic curricula vitae were so similar as to be almost interchangeable.

These eye-building genes from different animals are so similar that they seem to be interchangeable.

Here is the team that plugged in players like so many interchangeable parts.

They are now all so many interchangeable "James Bond" branding machines: pseudo-provenance-generating circuitry.

In the days before designers had so many interchangeable starlets on whom they could hang their wares, the impact a first lady could have on their business was significant.