Sentence examples for aren't so very from inspiring English sources
"Oh, our string beans aren't so very hot," said the hostess.
When you get past the partisan ranting, Compassionate Conservatism and the Third Way aren't so very different.
The young people in your office aren't so very different from the young Grant Hill at Duke.
The prospects for those who are out of work and those in work aren't so very different: work is being destabilised and few industries will be unaffected.
But in Hungary, as in so many countries, things aren't so very simple: there have long been certain legal protections for gay people in place, and there have long been gay people who live openly and without much worry.
But, if the book we're reading confirms anything, it's that what we like isn't necessarily "likable" at all, and that our relationships with books and friends aren't so very different.
You and I … we are not so very different.
But him and him, they are not so very different.
Otherwise things are not so very different for Harry and his wizardly chums.
As Macchiavelli said, obstacles and opportunities are not so very different, and we will turn both to our advantage.
On paper at least, those models are not so very different from the system now in place in Thailand.
