Sentence examples for and probably not very from inspiring English sources

The "hulls of the wild sunflower are very fibrous and probably not very palatable," he muses.

The estimates in the report "are better than nothing, and probably not very far off," he said.

It's a reënactment of a hunt, and probably not very different from what the Spaniards saw when they arrived.

That what was transpiring between them would be kept secret was both understood and probably not very realistic.

"It's very difficult, and probably not very cost efficient, for a robot to make a salad," Tellex's teaching assistant, Josh Roy, said.

Only a matter of time, and probably not very much of it; and banking — having a savings account and a way to transfer money to and from family and friends — really matters.

She also said, "If I have an impulse to help someone, it's usually in some kind of obsessive way that is rescue-y and is probably not very helpful and probably has more to do with me wanting to feel a certain way about myself".

And, you know, we can debate the past and it's probably not very fruitful to do so, but right now I think it's important the whole of the international community gets behind the leadership here and helps".

And … you know we can debate the past and it's probably not very fruitful to do so, but right now I think it's important the whole of the international community get behind the leadership here and helps".

It's not stylish, it's not simple and it's probably not very wholesome, but by golly it's fun.

Apple's invention was first filed with the USPTO as a patent application back in 2012, and it's probably not very likely to make it to shipping hardware.