Sentence examples for was so established from inspiring English sources

By Sunday afternoon, the party vibe was so established that even Clean Bandit's lightweight rave-pop sounded perfectly palatable, although the black-clad Sohn's tales of heartbreak over glitchy dubstep were more captivating.

By 18 he was a professional, performing radio dramas in French and English; by 23 his reputation as an actor was so established that he was proposed as a leading man for the inaugural company at the Stratford Festival in Ontario.

So, it was exciting to have a lot of radio play, but also to have a band that was so established, and that we really admired and respected somewhat validate the material by covering it.

By 1805, the use of rectally applied tobacco smoke was so established as a way to treat obstinate constrictions of the alimentary canal that doctors began experimenting with other delivery mechanisms.

"It's so established and so mannered," he said.

"The Accord and the Camry are so established that the domestics are outsiders trying to fight their way back in".

"I would say his world view is so established that there is not a real battle going on," said Mr. Kagan, a scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

Some staples of our common culture are so established, so embedded in the collective consciousness, we think we know them even if we don't.

But the shift to a lower-carbon economy is so established that it is hard to see a few years of cheap oil reversing it.

"But his views haven't changed that much and now that he is so established I think he regards it as his moral duty to speak out.

The settlements are so established, he said, that even if, magically, an Israeli and Palestinian agreement based on the 1967 borders could emerge, it would swiftly collapse.