Sentence examples for custom is so from inspiring English sources

The custom is so entrenched that many people assume it to be intractable.

The custom is so ingrained that many Senegalese, even if they do not quite approve, continue to roll down their car windows and flip coins into the children's bowls, sustaining the practice.

The usefulness of such a custom is so obvious that others will soon catch on and express a similar intention, and the rest will fall in line.

Today, that custom is so enshrined in US popular culture that it has its own abbreviation, the SOTU.

While there is no specific source for this tradition, the custom is so entrenched in Jewish life that it is now considered k'halacha, like law.

He did not see how each village's customs were so different that residents could not live together, especially if it meant reconstruction would be faster and cheaper.

There was always a certain conflict between the daughter-in-law and mother-in-law as their customs were so different.

They are said to be without shame and, while no charges of immorality are brought against them, their actions and customs are so different from ours that there can never be tolerance of them".

It also reminds us that marital laws and customs are so fundamental to the structure of any society that they affect every aspect of culture, since they ultimately define what it means to be a man or a woman.

In "An Italian Education" (1996), he writes with unsparing candor about raising his children near Verona, where the customs are so different from his native England's — from people's views on money to the ways they relate to gynecologists and their in-laws.

Well, straight off, the new airport was expectedly outstanding and getting through passport control and customs was so easy, you could have blinked and missed it.