Sentence examples for as to leave from inspiring English sources

The image is so familiar as to leave an art reviewer wordless.

The first is so indirect as to leave almost no traces.

She even goes so far as to leave cookies on little Sam's grave.

Who would be so reckless as to leave a bomb there?

It was written in such a way as to leave room for another chapter.

The clustering is done in such a manner as to leave ample parallelism exposed for the multiprocessor scheduler.

They would check her grave to see if anyone left a note, as well as to leave flowers.

So slick as to leave one  almost numb with awe, Burnham  unleashed his inner voices to great effect.

Perhaps the styles will be so widely disparate or obscure as to leave watchers with furrowed brows?

Debates over affirmative action and reparations are often so polarized as to leave little room for iconoclasts.

And yet his tact becomes so extreme as to leave out the very essence of Tate himself.