Sentence examples for so so too from inspiring English sources
Just as one can, under appropriate conditions, perform a speech act by speaker meaning that one is doing so, so too one can, under the right conditions, retract that very speech act.
Customer service was said to be, at best, so-so, too.
That Biennale's constituent shows were mostly so-so and/or too-too in the usual way — swamping aesthetic appetite, numbing critical perception — of giant international exhibitions.
It's just too sad, so so sad".
"Too High" is so, so much better.
Morris advert on TV…it was so, so spectacular… The guy was too cool, well dressed…in a very good house, good car and everything and at the end of the day he topped the whole thing with a stick of cigarette.
I said so, and I did so, too".
As costume jewellery gets ever-more dramatic, so too – or so it seems – do the prices.
Oh, yeah, and so and so, too!' " Wright's engagement was covered by news outlets and gossip pages this winter; the others were under the radar.
You seem to think so, and our readers think so, too.
And so long as Isis continues, so too will high profile hostage-taking and executions.
