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1
They make me ashamed of myself sometimes, they are
so
bigoted
.
2
He is
so
bigoted
,
he was making an extra prayer.
3
He is
so
bigoted
a purist that he transforms the Abbe d'Estrees into an Abbot.
4
How can you be
so
bigoted
to Milton?
5
Any latter-day Voltaire will defend that right, just as he will tell them not to be
so
bigoted
.
6
We're not
so
bigoted
as that.
7
The Lombards were a fine gallant race of men and not
so
bigoted
as the other nations of Europe.
8
That is, that Unionist Party opinion here is "
so
bigoted
that it is intent on provoking a bloody conflict".
9
They have an eternal churching, as in all Catholic countries, but are not
so
bigoted
as they seem to be in Spain.
10
But the dandy on church parade is
so
bigoted
that he does not in the least yearn after the Salvationist at the Marble Arch.
11
As there are men
so
bigoted
to old legends, I am persuaded, Sir, that you would please them, by communicating your question to them.
12
He was not
so
bigoted
,
however, as to believe his labors lost, or even less worthy, because bestowed, as it now appeared, upon a slave.
13
"Brill Healy, I never saw anybody
so
bigoted
and pig-headed as you are," the girl spoke out angrily.
so
bigoted
so