Sentence examples for to so be from inspiring English sources

Avoiding such a fiasco is the immediate priority; if, for now, only a narrow, less ambitious round can be agreed to, so be it.

"If that is what it comes to so be it, you must never get too attached to anything, it clouds your judgment and therefore whatever happens, happens.

"I don't want to sue anyone, it's not in my nature, but if that's what it comes down to, so be it," he said.

Thus, the ordinary notion of propositional truth, described by Aristotle as "to so be in the thing signified as speech says," is a matter of a proposition's conformity, in respect of second being, to its eternal reason, and this is for it to perform the function perfective of propositions, namely, to be in conformity to the states of affairs it asserts.

It will also be likely that you'll be the only voice of reason she'll be willing to listen to, so be sure to forecast to the best of your ability the events of the day.

There are no rules for what you listen to, so be creative.

"If it's not to be, so be it.

To do so is tantamount to consenting to euthanasia.

To do so is to be robbed.

The latest to do so is Fiat.

Any attempt to do so is pointless.