Sentence examples for is so condensed from inspiring English sources

The terms "male" and "female," applied to angiosperm plants and their flowers, is often condoned because the gametophytic phase is so condensed in angiosperms.

With some Beethoven, it's so long that you have to think a lot more in terms of a broader scale but in this case there's a prelude and the musical idea is so condensed that you really have to focus hard and make appropriate contrasts quickly, etc. Professor Craig Wright: Okay.

Dan Schlossberg: It's so condensed that you really have to invest everything in each note.

But the show was so condensed that it left a sense of needing more.

If the technique evokes the uncertainty of an old woman's memory, it alienates you from a story whose essential facts are so condensed that you need to pay continuous close attention to grasp vital information.

You don't often get to experience time being so condensed and yet free-flowing as it is in this one, and it is a pleasure just to watch the characters develop and the actors get older.

"I think everything is going to be so condensed between March and August so that's why I'm going to be taking quite a big off season to get myself ready". After this week's season finale at the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai, McIlroy will play only once in the next 13 weeks.

The market is now so condensed and balanced on fine margins that teams simply cannot go into off season blind without having done their preparation.

We currently know nothing about where it came from or how it came to be, other than that there is so much comedy condensed into just a few seconds.

We currently know nothing about where it came from or how it came to be, other than that there is so much comedy condensed into just a few seconds.

"It was all so condensed," Neil says.