Sentence examples for so many drafts from inspiring English sources

I'd take notes and write so many drafts that the speech ended up more him than me.

In the beginning my mother (who has read so many drafts of my novel she knows it by heart) repeatedly told me that I was too angry.

It took her 20 years to complete the book about her relationship with Mapplethorpe; she went through so many drafts, never feeling they were good enough.

"I've never done so many drafts of a play in my life because every time I met someone new or discussed the issues, I was made aware of another element.

And if "In Utero," Nirvana's last studio album, sounded, even before Cobain's death, like so many drafts of a suicide note, the menace pulsing in almost every song was also directed insistently outward.

Further, how did it survive so many drafts of the State of the Union speech in January, only to be thrown out, days later, by Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, who found the evidence so thin that he dared not take it to the United Nations for his own presentation?

OAKLAND The Raiders traded away so many draft picks, most of their improvement will have to come in free agency.

The Rams are depleting future rosters by trading so many draft choices to obtain a hoped-for star quarterback.

There is so much failure built into writing--so many drafts of things you'll never end up using or will use only a sentence of--that you have to be willing to spend a good deal of time working even if there is no satisfying ratio between the time spent and the finished pages won.

I've never written so many different drafts of a novel as I did for that one.

He had a prominent hand in crafting and forming his speeches as well as editing them -- as so many speech drafts with his handwritten notes substantiate.