Sentence examples for which could so from inspiring English sources

Their performances, which could so easily tip into "Carol Burnett Show"-style movie parody, are drawn with astonishing delicacy.

But the BBC couldn't deny that exotic soul of his, which could so fully appreciate Captain Beefheart, the Fall, the Faces and Extreme Noise Terror.

Day bumps an outstanding pitch up on to the green at 15, averting disaster which could so easily have arrived with a bunch of flowers.

Which midfield player has ever dominated a team as he did that French one, which could so easily have added a World Cup title two years later (or two years before)?

Even so, plenty of common ground between you there, ground which could so easily have been diluted if you had anyone in the team with, say, a non-university background.

Later in the same month, a military coup d'état moved the Yugoslavs in the opposite direction, and it was the prospect of a hostile Yugoslavia, which could so easily have linked up with any British intervention in Greece, that brought Hitler to the decision that he had to invade.

Rarely has there been a choice so wide or one with an impact which could be so dramatic.

I often had to disconnect from my feelings so I could stay present to the situation at hand, which could be so heightened and alarming that my natural instinct would have been to run.

There was no single reason for the failures - though many could be blamed on the graphics chip, which could overheat so much it warped the motherboard.

Then the agency would set a price, "which could be so high, I don't even want to speculate," he said.

I do remember, now, that I had started avoiding the bazaar and university districts in fear of the chaotic demonstrations which could erupt so suddenly.