Sentence examples for very codified from inspiring English sources

So many, in fact, that goth quickly became a very codified musical genre.

The language of race became very codified in the United States.

They use this very codified vocabulary lots of the time, this shape-based vocabulary I don't associate with content.

Popularity was very codified: all the kids knew you had to shop in three particular stores, and that you needed to be blond, thin and blue-eyed.

The legendary singer and actor passed away last year – she was equally legendary for her personal life (she did pretty much anything she wanted) in a place with a very codified moral order.

But, also, in Turkish cinema, the stories are very codified and the acting is very codified and there are things that are unexportable because they are specific to Turkish culture.

"In Paris, when you do something you have to do it in a very fashionable, codified way.

As we all know too well, religions, even those that sprang from ostensibly egalitarian enterprises like, say, Jesus' Kingdom of God, have very often codified and sanctified the wholesale marginalization of our sisters.

This score is very well codified and widely accepted: indeed the use of this score to predict mortality risk is codified by International Guidelines [ 44].

Despite the implementation of a national program to fight against NI and the existence of a central management of health facilities, very few codified rules have a direct impact on patient safety were identified.

A first term hasn't yet been enough to close Guantánamo, and long enough to get some very bad practices codified.