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1
People turned to look after him,
so
uncouth
was his shambling figure.
2
For
so
uncouth
a person he was strangely commendable and worthy.
3
He felt nervous; the place was
so
uncouth
and dark, the faces so villainous.
4
I am surprised that the people are still
so
uncouth
.
5
The form was
so
uncouth
as to be scarcely human.
6
The headaches have been very bad, I think because these languages are
so
uncouth
.
7
But it's not their fault that they are
so
uncouth
.
8
Marcia looked away, disgusted, as if she could not believe anyone could be
so
uncouth
.
9
His giant hands were so powerful, yet
so
uncouth
.
10
Some of them seemed to attend, while others drove away their coaches from
so
uncouth
a preacher.
11
Was it possible that in the whirligig of time a future could lie before one
so
uncouth
and rustical?
12
It was a Jean-Christophe of fantasy who appeared, and now he did not seem nearly
so
uncouth
to her.
13
This was chanted lightly, airily, with a sweetness almost absurd, coming as it did from
so
uncouth
a musician.
14
How can a man run the country who is
so
uncouth
,
with that hair, those ties, those baggy suits?
15
The Khoja began to trill like a bird; but the noise he made was
so
uncouth
that the man burst out laughing.
16
They are not
so
uncouth
or unlikely, as we suppose them; nor are they Strangers or not Proficients in the soft Passion.
so
uncouth
so