Sentence examples for as to be a from inspiring English sources

Yet the Brotherhood is not so versatile as to be a cohesive international force.

It is so broad as to be a meaningless restraint, an excuse to overreach.

Today, postwar design is so ubiquitous as to be a decorative trope.

The use of self-compacting recycled concrete appears as to be a very interesting technology for the sustainable construction future.

"But 1.6percentt is so stunningly low as to be a thermometer of the illness of the system".

Is an American who is so benighted as to be a doctrinaire racist more likely to vote Republican than Democratic?

But he came to believe that never using the word "felt so morally neutral as to be a little sickening.

Horse breeders say practice rings are so congested as to be a danger to both horse and rider.

It was so unfashionable in the 1990s as to be a punch line on par with the Cosby sweater.

Instead, the college's line is so dry and dignified as to be a parody of dry dignity.

The man in Ms. Prada's current vision was domesticated and so passive as to be a neuter.