Sentence examples for so widened from inspiring English sources

More blokey and garrulous, less abrasive and boorish, Farage narrowed the focus to Europe and, by doing so, widened the far right's appeal.

Thus The Sopranos narrowed its focus to Tony and Carmela's marriage and in doing so widened its world; The Wire headed to school, providing their most heartbreaking episodes in the process, and Mad Men gave us a season so tightly scripted, particularly in its middle third, that everything Don Draper has done since has felt like a letdown.

For almost two hours, my students and I talked about the importance of voice and perspective in column writing, and discussed how the digital era has so widened the literary platform that now almost anyone can be a published writer.

So widening what we do for mental illness to include books can play an important role in finding the right blend for each person.

I imagined the prize would, while including English-speaking writers of course, want to celebrate the work of translation and of translators who so widen our understanding of other countries, other cultures.

As the pope touched down in the US from Cuba, Democratic leaders in Congress and environmental campaigners were optimistic that Francis would keep the focus on his core themes of the global economic order, poverty and environmental degradation over the next six days, and so widen the emerging fractures in the Republican wall of denial.

So widening the option out to the wider pool of employees could be a no-brainer detail to add into the mix for Stripe.

Although nothing can be done about it, the small size of our sample also induces less precision in the estimated parameters and so widens the confidence intervals around the forecasts.

So widening access socioeconomically may usefully broaden the professional culture but, to our knowledge, this also remains unproven.

So I widened my search for something or somebody at evening classes.

In most of them the incomes of the richest 10% of households grew faster than those of the poorest 10%, so inequalities widened.