Sentence examples for is so calculated from inspiring English sources
adverb
To the (explicitly stated) extent that.
- It was so hot outside that all the plants died.
"And that was unusual, because most television is so calculated, but this wasn't".
That is why the Starkey view of 17th-century power is so calculated to be in tune with our own times.
Synchronized swimming is so calculated and intricately choreographed that the national team rehearses 30-35 hours a week in the pool and spends another 30 hours practicing routines on land.
"He is so calculated he is like a hand grenade, so shocking and near the knuckle: 'I gave my girlfriend an orgasm, she spat it back in my face' – I had to follow him saying that at the Royal Albert Hall".
Dan Scott is a type of evil that is so calculated, so sordid, so hilarious that it simply couldn't be possible in any dimension of reality.
He likes to enjoy life but is so calculating that his presence in a Blackpool night-club, a few hours before a vital Cup-tie, must feed the growing belief that West Ham was long ago superseded as an influence in his career.
It looks like chaos because it's extremely fast, but it's so calculated; there's a stillness there.
But the effect was so calculated that some of the extremes of the music seemed to be smoothed out.
The first is that Penn State has executed a deftly orchestrated search that has been so calculated, exacting and secretive that it has had a big-name hire lined up for weeks.
Conversely, only recursive functions can be so calculated, or computed by a theoretical machine introduced by the English mathematician Alan Turing (1912 54), or by a modern computer, for that matter.
