Sentence examples for a very very wide from inspiring English sources

But the film had a very, very wide influence because it opened up a way for people to think of being more independent in their vision".

"On the West Coast you have a very, very wide gap in housing prices," when compared with rental rates, Mr. Salinsky said.

'Breakdown is a general term that people use to describe a very, very wide variety of experiences.' Still, he feels it is an 'appropriate' word.

If that sounds crazy to U.S. readers, it probably should: U.S. law gives a very, very wide berth to Internet speech, even when it depicts private people or children — and especially when it depicts public figures.

"There's a very, very wide variability in what's being delivered as clinical care," says Lurie, noting that case fatality rates differ dramatically  in different locations.

There's a very very wide range of things that are susceptible to being called a conspiracy theory.

"We are working on a very, very wide-range of AI-based technologies," adds Airapetyan.

So, right now, I think a federal judge has very, very wide latitude in making that decision.

If they stare back, then start staring at them with very very wide eyes and a scary face.

"The definition for why a capture [instead of a killing] is impractical also seems to be very, very wide," Maddow said.

The result is what Honda calls a kind of rolling "dorm room" with a flat floor and rear doors that are hinged creatively to open very, very wide.