Sentence examples for so much indeed from inspiring English sources

The sometimes classy, sometimes comic Argentina centre-half possesses real ability – so much indeed that you wonder if he might not be better deployed as a quasi-sweeper sitting in front of defence – but he often neglects the basics.

I can't blame them, but it's perfectly reasonable to ask whether they even would give a negative review to something in which they've invested so much, indeed in which they themselves are invested.

We found the revelation convincing, so much so, indeed, that we subsequently rejoiced in the palpable realities of Central Park West, which do not ordinarily move us.

So much so, indeed, that one cynic this week, noting the FARC's fishing rules, asked whether the rebels were concerned with conserving the fish or the dynamite.

In "The Republic," Plato notes that the self is often internally divided — so much so, indeed, that there can be a "civil war within the soul" (or psyche).

So much so, indeed, that Azerbaijan recently came top for most rapid improvement in the World Bank's annual report "Doing Business".Next weekend Mr Aliev faces an election that the leading opposition candidates have boycotted.

What your average British taxpayer might deem only logical and right, however – so much so indeed as to pose questions about why this is not standard practice already – has thrown the academic world into turmoil.

So much so, indeed, that last week the UN's secretary-general, Kofi Annan, declared it to be in a state of anarchy.The Sudanese government was, in effect, let off the hook by the peace agreement in the south.

Lassiter's essay seems largely off-line with respect to the biological tone of the preceding essays, so much so indeed to sound grotesque.

So much so, indeed, that they really need Lewis Carroll to describe them.

Indeed, so much so that some other potentially first class candidates, including current Vice-President Joe Biden, may decide not to even enter the race.