Sentence examples for so well often from inspiring English sources

Clearly, so does "The Girl's Guide," or it wouldn't have sold and been reviewed so well, often as the intelligent woman's "Bridget Jones".

However some relatives did not handle the changed situation so well, often due to broken expectations and some relationships had to be repaired and built up again after recovery.

Equations can often be a bit intimidating, but intuition, as reader Gary from D.C. put it so well, can often be wrong.

Because Amazon manages its inventory so well, it often buys books from small publishers with the understanding that it can't return them, for an even deeper discount.

They are coveted now, because they were so well built, often by German POW's, and also because Stalinism, as a style, is currently in some favor.

One worth repeating, with the financial crisis slowly fading and 2009 results heralding a possible return to normality for some American and European banks: "Why are we doing so well?" Boards often discuss problems.

When marketing executives try to explain the success of films that were not necessarily expected to do so well, they often look for time-proven hooks upon which to hang their reasoning.

Joints work so well, we often take them for granted.

It's also why they convert so well, because often they give just enough to cause you to pause and click.

It is a bit surprising that a guy who had hosted his own very successful Reality TV series for ten successful seasons, where this kind of 'the worm turns' plot had worked so well so often, didn't see this one coming.

It's difficult to imagine any of the other sitcom wives of television's first few decades — Mary Tyler Moore's Laura Petrie, Lucille Ball's Lucy Ricardo — pulling this off so well and so often, though many of these actresses also had stage experience.