Sentence examples for so many detectives from inspiring English sources

London has so many detectives it's amazing they're not chasing one another across that bloody Millennium bridge, which directors can't seem to get enough of.

It might be argued that the deployment of so many detectives in the investigation of thousands of crimes committed so many years ago appears to be a discrediting of discretionary policing – often seen as the mark of democratic policing.

"So many detectives have been knocked out and fallen into such strange swirling darknesses," Lionel says, "such manifold surrealist voids". The same fate has seized the novel, and us, trapping us in an America that is no hazy nightmare but our home.

As with so many detective trails, some of the clues turn out to be red herrings.

But unlike so many detective series gliding on cruise control, this mature work provides a fine introduction to Perry's alluring world of Victorian crime and intrigue.

One group of participants had already seen the answers to half of the puzzles in an earlier phase of the study, scattered like so many detective-novel clues in a long list of random words.

Unlike so many detective drama antiheroes whose main complication is their inability to connect to their peers emotionally, Eve's primary character trait is her intense sense of intuition.

Lewis is, of course, the home of so many great detective story clichés, which continue to arrive.

The hero, Frodo Baggins, belongs to a race of beings called hobbits, who may be only three feet high; have hairy feet and prefer to live in underground houses, but in their thinking and sensibility resemble very closely those arcadian rustics who inhabit so many British detective stories.

There have been so many "True Detective" Season 2 rumors that it's hard to keep the facts straight anymore.

"It could have been through so many hands already," Detective Bieder said.