Sentence examples for were in fact so from inspiring English sources

There were, in fact, so many songs of grievance, so many songs casting unhappily inward, so many songs expressing the perpetually injured and afflicted American male.

The SCRAC composed of leading cancer clinicians and researchers advising the Ministry debated the issue, and, as internal discussions later revealed, "[they] were, in fact, so divided that they did their best not to give any advice at all".

Manchester's "clumps" were, in fact, so idiosyncratic that Reid found them more confusing than edifying.

Some Hoosier troops were in fact so angry that they deserted by walking home across the drought-ravaged Ohio River.

But with the other matters, the key problem was that not all of Mr Cameron's 330 MPs were, in fact, so full-blooded in their support.

Most of the scenes were, in fact, so lavishly decorated wit h particolored robes and dazzling military garb that the eye had a hard time fastening on the central points of action.

There is, in fact, so much to be thankful for.

Mr. Madoff was, in fact, so popular with investors that he often turned away their money.

It is, in fact, so important that the place could be called a wine cellar with a restaurant attached.

We are, in fact, so wimpy our politicians are afraid to even talk about how wimpy we are.

Later, he mentioned "murky" as a possibility, since "our understanding of the theory is, in fact, so primitive".