Sentence examples for so infiltrated from inspiring English sources

Of course, the difficulty, in a world so infiltrated by American industry, is finding alternatives.

By the spring of 2015, after the birth of Oliver's second child, the anxiety had so infiltrated his life that he had trouble leaving the house.

Some of the Iraqi police units proved to be so infiltrated by Shiite militias that they had to be pulled off duty for retraining.

Not since the Sultan's Elephant in London in 2006 has a piece of theatre so infiltrated the life of a place and made it look so differently at itself.

Mr. Izzard has so infiltrated your thoughts that you almost expect him to be waiting in your apartment when you get home, still chatting away about Neanderthals and jelly fish.

The Navy was called in for the assault on the luxury apartment building where he was staying because the Army was so infiltrated by traffickers that it could not be relied on to keep the operation secret.

The tissue collapse associated with the macroscopic HR prevents infiltration of the SA biosensor, so we infiltrated HrpZ at 0.1 mg/ml to observe the SA response.

A measure of America's success is how its 'globish' jargon has so successfully infiltrated European languages.

Some villages, just north of here, are so deeply infiltrated by militants that they are already considered no-go zones by their neighbors.

Not since Bill Cosby — or Bill O'Reilly, depending on one's television diet — has the scourge of sexual assault so acutely infiltrated the righteous perimeter of the American home.

What "Sour Grapes" does succeed in conveying is a detailed, and largely unsympathetic, portrait of the élite stratum of wine collectors that Kurniawan so spectacularly infiltrated.