Sentence examples for were so numerous from inspiring English sources
adverb
To the (explicitly stated) extent that.
- It was so hot outside that all the plants died.
Government checkpoints were so numerous that it was difficult to travel anywhere without passing through one.
In the 7th century the Turkic Oğuz people were so numerous that they constituted 24 tribes.
Officer losses were so numerous that none were left to order retreat.
"The problems were so numerous," said Robert M. Evers, general chairman of the engineers' union, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
The garnets were so numerous that they looked like red pomegranate seeds dotting the dark "flesh" of the rock.
Before cookery books were so numerous and inviting, I used to cut out recipes from glossy magazines.
The advantages enjoyed by the perfected positional system are so numerous and so manifest that the Hindu-Arabic numerals and the base 10 have been adopted almost everywhere.
Why do you think they are so numerous?
The Got Milk? parodies have been so numerous — Got Jesus?
They have been so numerous, and so offensive, they have almost lost their power to shock.
Forget about the plots — the characters are so numerous, so specific, so varied.
