Sentence examples for so institutionalized from inspiring English sources

He's so institutionalized.

"These things are so institutionalized, they continue to be a problem.

"Art is so institutionalized, it can make people feel not invited," he said.

By November, the disagreement had been so institutionalized that campaign workers handed out fans with both messages, on flip sides.

"These problems are so institutionalized, people don't even realize they are a problem anymore," said Howard Friedman, principal of the Manhattan Comprehensive Night and Day High School.

A friend in New Hampshire tells me his wife's annual escape with her friends is so institutionalized that the women all have baseball hats sporting the words "Wild Mountain Mamas".

So we institutionalized a set of things to create rituals, heroes and legends.

That there were not weekly autos-da-fé in sixteenth-century Spain does not alter our horror that there were any at all, much less that they were so effectively institutionalized.

"It's possible that this guy has become so thoroughly institutionalized by his experience that the moment he is released, he will engage in what appears to be self-defeating behavior that will lead to his apprehension and incarceration, because consciously or unconsciously this is what he wants," Mr. Gangi said.

"We found that the invisibility of Natives is so deeply institutionalized and powerful that it dehumanizes," she said.

Again, on the basis of a ranking exercise, Visser's conclusion with regard to systems with a systematic second bargaining round the so-called institutionalized two-tier bargaining is that while multi-level bargaining has increased over time, fully articulated bargaining is rare.