Sentence examples for a yes very from inspiring English sources

A: Yes, very much.

A; Yes, very much so.

"Yes, yes, very scary," he said, then laughed.

Good for a few, yes, very good".

Asked if he had endured difficult a week, he said: "Off the back of a difficult result, yes, very.

I found "Boyhood" to be much like last year's "Gravity": a film that took an innovative and, yes, very cool approach to the craft of filmmaking but forgot to include a meaningful story that would keep the audience moved while they were being mesmerized.

Authors' response: This is a regular (and, yes, very detailed) research paper and as such most of it is not addressed to non-specialists (that is, non-microbiologists).

For each strategy, we inquired about current use in their own country (no, no but planned, yes <50% of GPs, yes >50% of GPs), and whether the strategy constituted a promising approach (yes very much, yes to some extent, partly yes/partly no, no probably not, no certainly not).

In our study there was a considerable gender difference; 15% of the men compared to 60% of the women in the study group had a score of two (yes, very often) or three (yes, almost all the time) for the EPDS question: "Have you in the last seven days been so unhappy that you have been crying?" In the comparison group none of the men and only one woman scored in this range.

I do, however, think his shatterproof connection with UK urban music renders him an important, unique and, yes, very powerful representative of the scene worldwide.

The response alternatives were: "no"; "a little"; "yes, quite"; or, "yes, very".