Examples of Inversion Used after "So+ Adjective"

Inversion Used after “so+ adjective”:

Inversion is also used in a sentence starting with “so+ adjective” where inversion takes place after “so+ adjective” and the sentence continues with “that”.

Examples in Sentences:

• So melodious was the singer’s voice that we were spellbound while listening to her songs.
• So thrilling was the movie that we could not take our eyes off the screen.
• So beautiful was the place that we could not but take pictures.
• So memorable was the event that we could not miss it.
• So talented is the doctor that he diagnosed the disease so quickly.
• So excellent was Rick’s speech that he was selected the best speaker.
• So dangerous was the place that we could not stay there any longer.
• So brilliant is Lisa that she got straight A’s in all subjects.
• So ridiculous was the movie that we could not but laugh.
• So interesting was the book that I could not but buy it.
• So helpful was the man that we could not but thank him.
• So beautiful was the girl that everyone kept staring at her.
• So wonderful was the story that everyone liked it.
• So brilliant was everyone’s performance that all loved the play.
• So confusing was the question that the students could not answer it.
• So stupid was the person that he could not do anything right.
• So benevolent is Jeff that everyone likes him.
• So outstanding was the performance that we could not stop clapping.
• So nice was Jane’s behavior that everyone praised her.
• So rude was John that everyone was upset with him.