Sentence examples for always so very from inspiring English sources

This should remind us that 20th century wonders were not always so very big.

'Nothing happened,' she says.' 'There's nothing I can find to explain why I was always so very unhappy.

It looked very crumpled and untidy, and so did he, which was strange and sad, because he is always so very careful of himself.

But are poetic lists always so very different from this? Indeed Homer makes it clear that his list of leaders and ships is finite, and that no others went to Troy.

I'm sure that many of us were sad, as I was, to hear of Ronnie Corbett's death last week; tears welled up at the loss of such a big and dear part of my television world – but they were immediately overtaken when I smiled to think of some of my favourite bits – especially the songs at the end of The Two Ronnies Show – I loved those and they were always so very funny.

Rick does donate millions of dollars to fight HIV/AIDS, and Joel is always so very, very nice, but Rick and Joel are both anti-gay, and they both oppose marriage equality.

Everything in her life was always so easy, so very normal.

She and my dad, a helicopter engineer, always seemed so very happy.

He embodied the truth that America is, and will always be, so very different from Britain in countless ways.

The sadness comes when I realize that my journey will always seem so very different.

Because, you know, class warfare has always been so very boring.