Sentence examples for so elaborated that from inspiring English sources

"The emotional part of a dolphin's brain has become so elaborated that every scientist who looks at it thinks it must be doing something incredibly important in the field of emotional sensitivity," says Casey.

Some golfers' graffiti are so elaborate that they resemble spiderwebs festooned with Christmas ornaments.

The texture of the narrative is so elaborate that Ms. Livesey seems almost to be playing literary games.

The ceremony was so elaborate that Ms. Ly did not even refer to it as an "elopement" but rather "a wedding for two".

Often repeated, with variations, year in and year out, a gag gift can become so elaborate that few remember why or how it all started.

(I dimly recall an Indian feast so elaborate that the guests became sodden with drink by the time we managed to get the chapatis on the table).

Aware is so elaborate that a fictional law firm from a different ARG has jumped the boundaries to become part of this one.

The hoax was so elaborate, that a fake press release condemned the first fake statements, by explaining the UNODC's policy on celebration of 4/20.

Lawyers for Mr. Picower rejected that assertion, saying he had been victimized by a fraud so elaborate that it fooled regulators, hedge fund managers and major accounting firms for decades.

By the time Emily was a teen-ager, in the late eighteen-eighties, the ritual of "coming out" had become so elaborate that only the most well-drilled débutantes could hope to make a good impression.

Mendelssohn's beloved incidental music for Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream" is so elaborate that it was not hard for later composers to fashion the various pieces into an evening-length ballet score.