Sentence examples for so like one from inspiring English sources

Others will be less so, like one in which Mr. Croce says he solves the issue of a girlfriend who believes that her boyfriend loves his dogs more than her.

'Because we're a duo,' says McKenzie, 'we've always kind of ebbed and flowed, and while one person's feeling like putting in a bit of energy, the other one can pull back; or you're both, like, egging each other back with casualness.' Clement: 'So, like, one of us would say: Let's go and do this festival!

So, like one doctor one thing, another doctor says another thing, you obviously go with what your doctor says, but something like this where there's a unified message should come from a public health board or something like that, or even doctors.

" So like one year he (family relative) came out from Ontario with his wife and my grandma and it was pouring rain and he decided to go outside for a smoke, so he really ran across our yard and hid in the shed and smoked.

And, pulling up the rear, the United States and Canada, so like one another and so different.

So, like one of Rust's rambling monologues, True Detective might feel like it's veering into the chaos, but there is a finale in sight.

So if you "like" one of our friend's FB pictures, you will be considered "stalkerish".

The exchanges he imagines sometimes seem so like ones that might have taken place but are also so absurd and comical that they cheer me to read.

Friends are friends with you for different reasons so one may like one status and one may like another.

Foreigners are guests so behave like one and blend it.

So sources like "one longtime ally," "someone" and "a close family friend" are relied upon.