Sentence examples for so joined that from inspiring English sources

In the Essay, in which he first introduces the theory of the association of ideas, Locke warns against letting "a foolish maid" convince a child that "goblins and sprites" are associated with the darkness, for "darkness shall ever afterwards bring with it those frightful ideas, and they shall be so joined, that he can no more bear the one than the other".

The NEXUS program only costs $50 for five years, so join that and you'll save a nice chunk of change.

Thinking about future media is critical to the BBC and so joining that up with our strategic thinking should help us define the most powerful possible case for public service broadcasting.

Luckily they needed a huge hole dug so he joined that team.

"I was so proud of joining that team.

So go ahead and join that singles running club you've been avoiding.

I mention this because I so dreaded seeing Obama join that list of allies.

So when you first join that softball league, you'll be making chitchat with your teammates.

So why didn't Trump join that rhetoric?

You'll see huge walls or buttresses with narrow joints so loosely joined that they seem ready to topple.

In all, the acting and the milieu are so closely joined that when the final shot goes to black, and the spell is broken, the audience gasps.