Sentence examples for so codified that from inspiring English sources

The whole of rap had become so codified that even tiny things like that would throw people off.

Brand heritage Burberry's heritage is so codified that it once seemed to revolve entirely around the check and the military trench coat.

After a period of time, an idea that originally evolved from mores, habits or customs becomes so codified and ingrained that it takes on the air of inevitability.

"In my opinion, the advantage of the president's decision is to codify that, so that it's not just at the behest of a current secretary of defense," said Wright.

To explain: Previously Italian cuisine had been so codified and tied to regional traditions that it was possible to visit a city decades apart and have identical meals in the same restaurants where nothing on the menus had changed.

Here in America, it's not so codified.

"I wish that were a bigger conversation here and I wish there was a way it didn't feel so taboo but also so codified.

Bill's methods were so codified he could use them on stage as improvisations.

The Rahall bill would codify that power.

"This legislation was going to codify that".

The Act is just to codify that procedure.