Sentence examples for so much fine from inspiring English sources
There is so much fine print that even the young teachers I know now need reading glasses.
Mr. Evans's involved ROBERT FULTON, who did so much fine work in the development of the steam engine.
So much fine handwork wouldn't be wasted on mere decoration; the patches often involve symbols and stories.
His targeted tax cut is so detailed, so much fine print that it's going to require numerous I.R.S. agents.
The details took so much fine tuning that on Tuesday, as the two senators negotiated, "around 4 00 I was concerned we couldn't do it," Mr. Manchin said.
In short, the Cool-er's screen makes print look fine indeed; it's just too bad that, at the moment, there's so much fine print.
Life is so much finer than literature!
She envied the verse bestowed upon a friend, which scanned so much more sweetly, as much as she coveted the red ruffles of her dress, so much finer than her own yellow organdy.So, at the age of 12, Simin Behbahani began writing her own rhymes.
I inhaled, smiled cheerfully and raised my shiny plastic cup full of $100 Champagne, knowing the moment could have been so much finer if we'd busted out the real stemware.
They have fattened them up with so much legal fine print that people tune out the useful information, which, foremost, is where the exits are.
It's not so much the fine line in misogynistic abuse from US patriots, but the intolerance of debate and diversity of opinion which is really frightening.
