Sentence examples for so that statements from inspiring English sources

This production allows too much dead air between lines, so that statements about people finding their dignity acquire signpost significance.

Dunham often sounds like an eager-to-please teenager, her voice rising at the end of sentences, so that statements become questions.

Rephrasing items in this domain so that statements are not positive should reduce acquiescence bias [ 37].

Each theme was framed directionally so that statements in the transcripts could be coded as either supporting the theme, refuting it, or neither supporting nor refuting the theme.

A generally accepted format for the numerical description of the carcinogenic potency of a particular chemical in a particular strain of animals is desirable so that statements from different sources about potency and attempts by different authors to correlate potency with particular laboratory measurements will be comparable.

"Maybe so, but that statement doesn't apply to the embassies," he said.

And so with that statement, made four months ago, the state's case was obliterated.

Even so, that statement seemed to suggest the defense may acknowledge that a sexual encounter had occurred.

FreedomPop has cryptically hinted that the ability to make voice calls may soon be folded into its wireless service though, so that statement may ring truer down the line.

However, that was not carefully addressed in the DYT1 rats, so that statement is incorrect (we just don't know).

So that's a statement of passion or stupidity, I don't know which".