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There is in it a masculine vigour , and even a certain fantastical ruggedness , that separate it from the herd of smoothly-written tales , and give it , so to speak , a distinctness and raciness of flavor .... When the Declaration woke up , so to speak , it was like Rip Van Winkle , who went to sleep for twenty years and awakened to find himself in a world from which his friends had disappeared , and where no one recognized him . This is one of them that I really thought that all of us share in , the opinion that we needed to deal with this suburban sprawl , so to speak , that had really , in the view of many , for many years has overtaken our state in some ways . Shostakovich was very impressed with his friend ' playing , so to celebrate , they drank a bit of vodka . The sense of the thing 's beauty , so to say , wells up unbidden . It had , so to say , been purged of the trivial and superfluous . Verses 15-18 describe the final observance of the Passover , now obsolete , so to speak , because of its supercession by the institution of the Lord ’ s Table . " Now when we examine the nature of perception , we see that there is a principle in man which , in so far as it is able to know more than one thing at a time , can assume , so to say , many different forms , simultaneously . These bodies , similar far more than dissimilar ( given the enormous range of possibilities ) are our homes , so to speak , opening certain options and denying others , giving us certain needs and also certain possibilities for excellence .