Sentence examples for so many terms from inspiring English sources

He doesn't say it in so many terms.

It is hard to imagine many consumers comparison-shopping on so many terms.

But Wall Street analysts, believe the addition of so many terms to the bill might deter potential participants.

But you will listen in vain for the voice of Justice William O. Douglas, who brushed away concerns about what he dismissively called "this federalism" to ask: "Has any member of this court come out and said in so many terms it's the constitutional right of a state to provide a system whereby people get unfair trials?" The answer, of course, was No.

For those not familiar with the term, it comes — like so many terms useful for contemporary economic discussion — from South Park, where the Johnny Cochrane character defends O.J. Simpson with a string of bizarre non sequiturs centering on everyone's favorite Wookie.

Why, after so many terms in the House of Representatives was she still having to slug it out in primary battles for the Republican nomination when a comparative rookie like Representative Rodney Freylinghuysen gets the nomination every two years without opposition?

Conscious that so many second terms end in failure and disappointment, he held out the prospect of bucking history.

[31] Part of the problem is that there are so many philosophical terms used with respect to meaning and reference, e.g., intension and extension, connotation and denotation.

The book, "The Anxiety of Influence," was dense and complicated; it employed so many obscure terms that it seemed to have been written by a kabbalistic Lewis Carroll.

Like so many other terms, "express" is subject to the process product ambiguity: the same word is used for a process and for the product that results from that process.

Bob Dole might be a parallel — making Viagra commercials has some of the oddness of "Twilight" — if he hadn't had so many Senate terms before that, and hadn't already been a losing Vice-Presidential candidate (losing on the top ticket, in that way, was a step up).