Sentence examples for that would so from inspiring English sources
That they published a study that would so obviously be construed as a blanket knock against organic agriculture is willfully misleading and dangerous.
When New Amsterdam became New York, however, the English discouraged dancing between whites and blacks; blacks went on to develop the characteristic dance style that would so deeply affect social dancing in the 19th and 20th centuries.
This creates a spiral of despair and failure both for the invitees and for those American cultural and educational institutions that would so richly benefit from mutual collaboration with the great minds and talents of the planet.
Bob Dylan followed Springsteen to sing his own Restless Farewell, road-testing the gentle, careful style that would so strikingly re-emerge 20 years later with Shadows in the Night, his album of Sinatra-linked standards.
Jusepe de Ribera, in 1636, painted a wiry, swimmer's-build Sebastian with four arrows through his sides and arm; his flesh is flat and milky, rendered with the solid brush strokes that would so appeal to Manet and other French painters more than 200 years later.
Soon after Novalis's death, his friends amongst the romantics, led by Tieck and Friedrich Schlegel, started spinning the myth about the über-sensitive visionary poet and aesthete, the beautiful soul, forever longing for the unattainable blue flower, the symbol of eternal love and divine grace that would so enthrall the character of Heinrich von Ofterdingen.
Oh, that would be so perfect".
Oh, that would be so great.
"There were also people that would say: so what's next?
So, that would be the sort of ideal person".
