Sentence examples for which would so from inspiring English sources

It is hard to think of any other policy which would so effectively undermine Democrats while simultaneously dealing with what might be called the party's carried-interest problem.

In the finalthey would meet an outstanding Nigeria, including the likes of Sunday Oliseh, Jay-Jay Okocha and Finidi George, which would so illuminate the World Cup a couple of months later.

I think something on this magnitude, there is an obligation, both moral but also legal, I believe, against a reporter disclosing something which would so severely compromise national security.

In so doing, I had to pick and choose which would stay, so I always tried to use sources that were fact-based.

John Cocke's curiosity, which would prove so valuable later in his life, was evident early.

She doesn't go to funerals any more in case she gets an attack, which would be so rude, wouldn't it?

"We'd go right to the beach, which would be so covered with blankets, you couldn't see the sand," said Dr. Resnick, an internist with a solo practice on Roosevelt Island.

There are a limited number of investment banks (or perhaps insurance companies or other firms) the failure of which would be so disturbing as to raise concern about a broader market disruption.

"In the postwar period he argued passionately for western Europe to come together, to promote free trade, and to build institutions which would endure so that our continent would never again see such bloodshed".

All of which would be so much Bon Jovi fodder if you hadn't just spent an hour in the company of one of the most scabrous, sleazy bullies in rock history.

Three cheers to GAP, for these, which would look so Twiggy with that tunic.