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1
The boys had never been
so
unruly
;
the girls never so inattentive.
2
He will listen to you yet; but do not be
so
unruly
.
3
His sandy hair, which used to be
so
unruly
,
was now clipped short.
4
If your tongue is
so
unruly
I would recommend complete silence.
5
Fortunate man, your hair cannot be
so
unruly
as mine.
6
Something bucked inside him, a feeling
so
unruly
he thought he might be sick.
7
The boys are
so
unruly
;
and I do not get up to it half my time.
8
No true German would allow his arrangements to be interfered with by
so
unruly
a thing as the solar system.
9
After long and toilsome labour she appeared, but her demeanour was
so
unruly
that I was forced to chastise her.
10
Sometimes his blood is
so
unruly
that he feels the urge to grab anyone passing by and make her his woman.
11
His thick head of steel gray hair was
so
unruly
,
he looked as though he had come through a wind tunnel.
12
L'Isle's flushed cheek and compressed lips, showed that he felt the taunt, while Sir Rowland exclaimed, in surprise: Are they
so
unruly
?
13
How he got
so
unruly
a beast as the birch canoe to follow it in that tearing volume of water was always another.
14
We suddenly heard a noise of distress; I hastened down-stairs, and found the horse
so
unruly
,
that nobody durst approach or mount him.
15
I know you both to be
so
unruly
,
that nothing less than Lady P.'s spirit or mine could keep any authority over you.
16
Nay he himself,
so
unruly
are the hands and feet even of a parson in a passion, was one of the most eager combatants.
so
unruly
so