Sentence examples for so many means from inspiring English sources

You have to admire a plant that can make itself at home in so many places, through so many means, under so many conditions.

With so many means of communications, the next conflict "is going to be a lot more personal war," Mr. Michel said.

Now we have so many means of expression, from tonal harmony to anything you can imagine, and we can pick and choose the appropriate way.

Since so many means of personal identification and communication (photos, videos, chatroom or instant message conversations) can be posted online without the knowledge of the subject, students should agree about what is acceptable to post online and what is not.

There's a massive scale model of a plasticine vagina, vagina cupcakes, a counter-intuitive stunt, embroidered vaginas on fete decorations; so many means, verbal and visual, by which she takes her message to the world, and yet nothing that I heard matched the power of her simply talking to the camera.

It has so many means of connecting to other devices wirelessly that it's almost ridiculous — and yet, transferring even a single song into the built-in music app requires a silly, chintzy cable.

He coulda said so many mean things about these pussies.

I've been chased down by so many mean dogs, in my history of running and walking through the neighborhood, that I don't even hesitate to call.

Its role as the source of so many rivers means that absence of data matters.

So many choices means that planning a ski vacation is not simple.

Spending so much on opening so many stores means it is still losing money, though Mr Hill now expects to break even next year.