Sentence examples for so many remarks from inspiring English sources

Last summer there were so many remarks supposedly coming out of Barcelona … Really?

That drew so many vituperative remarks on YouTube that the commenting function was disabled.

There's some interesting speculation on how Rolling Stone managed to record so many candid remarks.

But the fact that there were so many negative remarks — including racist language — has attracted widespread attention.

Never in the history of romance has the presumably inevitable union of two star-cross'd lovers been preceded by so many stinging remarks.

The famous speech that Kennedy gave that day in Rudolph Wilde Platz was not, like so many presidential remarks, tightly choreographed.

Not so many pithy remarks.

He makes so many offensive remarks that they're becoming normalized.

One reviewer, who gave the place four stars, said, "I even was shocked by the menu because there was so many political remarks that it made me feel awkward but no denying the food was good".

After so many "preceding remarks" against "the theory of sexual selection", Wallace concludes that "The book is well illustrated by numerous excellent woodcuts and a coloured plate", congratulates Poulton on "having produced so readable and suggestive a volume", and on having "contributed so largely" by "his own researches" into animal coloration.

What Trump ultimately intended with his comment, as with so many of his remarks, is unclear.