Sentence examples for so of late from inspiring English sources

Khamenei has leaned toward Ahmadinejad, but much less so of late.

Both also happen to be 7 feet tall, so of late their fine-arts concerns are playing second fiddle to their primary activity, leading Stanford into the Round of 16 of the N.C.A.A. tournament.

He is boyish at 44 and while most of his rivals have adopted the Trump strategy of channeling and thus reinforcing the anger of the electorate he has mostly remained sunny on the trail, though, it is true, a little less so of late.

Issues of race have always been on America's agenda, even more so of late.

And it's no secret that after Letterman retires, the next 25 years or so of late night network programming will be dominated by Kimmel and Fallon.

We live in the midst of a sex-tech Cambrian explosion, so much so that of late it has attracted stupid patents and patent trolls.

Liverpool have been so dismal of late, and the mood around the club so bleak, that without it, he could be at severe risk of losing his job.

Her question recalls that crucial "if" that has qualified the recent public admissions of guilt from so many powerful men — and those awkward codified phrases we have heard so often of late: "my abuser," "my rapist".

The Swiss franc has been so strong of late that the Swiss central bank has intervened to cap its value; even so, gold has easily outperformed the franc over the past 40 years.

But the bar for Obama is so high (set by his own history of public speaking) that this was only remarkable because it has been so absent of late from Obama.

Apparently so, because, of late, the cries of inflation hawks have grown increasingly loud.