How-so Sentence Examples

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  • Nor did he see that the passion for equality, like every great passion, justified itself, and that the problem was, not how to obtain liberty in defiance of it, but how so to guide it as to obtain liberty by it and through it.

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  • It was astonishing, I thought, how so mild a check could prove so effectual.

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  • You may be wondering how so many terrible things can be caused by smoking tobacco.

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