Sentence examples for so condensed from inspiring English sources

"It was all so condensed," Neil says.

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

Terribly written and so condensed that the clotted history it tells is accessible only to tartaned anoraks.

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

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.

It's very experimental and I like the idea of him trying to write a book that almost unfolds in real time but as a writer, he excels at glacially paced mood pieces so condensing everything into small, timed chapters doesn't really work and the tone is so all over the place that it becomes a mess.

So, condense your wish to one or two words and then focus on it and project it.

Beaming and kaftan draped, he skids around the kitchen organising coffee ("We don't have any sugar, so is condensed milk all right?

In the cultural sphere a lot of books and plays and so on condensed these Serb grievances within Yugoslavia -- how much Serbs sacrificed, how much they were victimized, all this sort of thing.

In 1943, in the Journal of the British Astronomical Association, Kenneth Edgeworth hypothesized that, in the region beyond Neptune, the material within the primordial solar nebula was too widely spaced to condense into planets, and so rather condensed into a myriad of smaller bodies.