Sentence examples for so that however from inspiring English sources

There is the drive to add colours and fragrance so that, however scant, there is something "pretty" to engage with.

He can do more things, faster and more clearly — so that however small the sound, it is hearable — than any other tapper.

If not straight away, you can always bear a grudge, so that however long it takes, even as you breathe your last, you will try to exact revenge.

What is it about low-tech video that lends it a frisson of documentary truth, so that — however bogus it may be — your impulse is to trust it?

Another says: "Only two pills will send her into a deep sleep, so that however you move her she won't wake up.

"Unlike so many Southern governors, Davis managed the transition so that, however stormy the rhetoric in the state, there was never any violence or closed schools," Kevin Fontenot, a historian at Tulane University, told The Washington Post in 1999.

"So that was the thing, however unlikely it may seem, at the front of my mind.

So you can interpret that however you'd like".

They're better than most, however, so that's something.

It affects all the Kickstarter units I've come across so far, however, so that's not a good sign.

The Motorola RAZR series is supported, however, so that's roughly 12 Billion people right there.