Sentence examples for so with a considerable from inspiring English sources

The only trouble is that person A can only do so with a considerable risk to himself.

He did so with considerable grace and a few touches of rueful humor.

Miller poses searching questions about the nature of faith and learning and the idea of technological "advance", but does so with considerable humour and a lightness of touch that neatly underpins the bleak setting.

And so I waited a considerable amount of time.

So, he's clearly a very busy man, with a considerable staff; he can't possibly do everything himself.

They did so more or less as designated successors of presidents with a considerable record.

One after another, the new committee members discussed previous work they had performed for the nuclear industry—and then announced a complete absence of bias, generally doing so with considerable feeling.

We will be dealing with the consequences of this for a long time to come, and should do so with considerable compassion, along with the insight and understanding derived from work like that of Dr. Hall.

"I do so with considerable sadness because rugby union football has played such an important part in my life as a player and administrator".

Harold Bloom's theories, which deal mainly with literature in English and which rely on a vocabulary of influence rather than intertext but do so with considerable originality and force, also get some notice.

Sara, though always frail in health, managed to sustain a quiet but productive literary career of her own, doing so with considerable resilience and élan.