Sentence examples for integrated so much from inspiring English sources

In pseudo-existentials, the two are mostly closely integrated so much so that they sometimes form a single word or an idiomatic expression as in (3) and (20).

At the moment, because the golf metaphor is poorly integrated, and so much needs to be winnowed out of the humorous set pieces, it's hard to see the play through the exposition.

I think they were really happy that we wanted to integrate ourselves so much into the project".

But many defectors do not integrate so easily.

I simply can't see how American consumers benefit when a handful of vertically integrated media giants have so much control over so much content".

The lists by which Rob tries to make sense of his life — Top 5 Break-Ups, Top 5 Things I Miss About Laura — are not so much integrated as simply included.

"As incomprehensible as these events have been for us to fathom and integrate, the task is so much more difficult for children," Dr. Chansky said.

But, as with other touchstones — Bobby Womack, Marvin Gaye — influences are not imitated so much as integrated.

"Here is this guy that is so much into integrating everybody, communicating with everybody," Grassi said, adding he was "500% sure" the pope did not initiate the meeting with Davis.

If it comes to pass, Liverpool would be disappointed to finish fifth and it would be the price to pay for making a slow start as they adjusted to so much integrating of new personnel after Luis Suarez's departure.

Then one day when he asked his neighbors why their corner of Alexandria seemed to be so much more happily integrated than any other part of the Washington area, they told him it was because of a high school football team.