Sentence examples for practice is so from inspiring English sources

"The practice is so ingrained".

The practice is so common that it is changing photography itself.

"The various players are so fragile and the inertia rooted in political practice is so great".

His spiritual practice is so deep and strong they can't hurt him.

The dance of distance and intimacy that they have to practice is so constantly demanding that there is nothing left.

The practice is so widespread that most people know a young person who has toiled for zero wages.

The practice is so-called paperless ticketing: tickets are purchased by credit card, and to gain entry to an event, the buyer must present the same credit card and a photo ID.

RYAN LIZZA: I have never watched a debate where the gap between theory and practice was so stark.

The practice was so common among employees pressed to work quickly, he said, that it had a name -- unauthorized rework.

The Knicks did not practice Sunday, which meant Monday's two-hour practice was so demanding that almost half of the team was held out Tuesday.

We do call waterboarding torture in some instances, he says, citing a case in Surrey where a pensioner was so abused and the practice was so described.