Sentence examples for so much static from inspiring English sources
It's not easy to absorb so much static.
"There's so much static between the sheets that they levitate in the stacker," Slattery said.
What causes people to retain so much static electricity is unknown, but it is not necessarily a modern condition.
The fabrics rubbing together generated so much static that, as she made her way to my booth, her hair levitated about her face.
The resulting frenzy of trying to prove either the obvious known facts or the classified and therefore unknowable facts — two fruitless pursuits — creates so much static that we forget what we are really talking about.
But the current gridlock isn't producing smaller government so much as static government.
It involves, gratifyingly, the spectacular release of as much static electricity as possible.
I'm not sure any of us who weren't there in Las Vegas and Arizona and Florida several years ago can truly know what it's like to live inside a bubble, with so much froth and static all around you.
The insiders again say it is subtler than that – not so much a deal (finite, static, a conscious agreement) as a somewhat cynical relationship (each side pretending friendship but seeking advantage, both offering a little more than they hope finally to give, neither side ever quite sure of the outcome).
"We can do so much better than these static snapshots in time".
