Sentence examples for as very American from inspiring English sources
I thought of that as very American".
An employee, who asked not to be quoted, described his mentor as "very American" in a demand for super-tidy desks and that the forest of curving Artemis lamps are set at the same angle across the entire work floor.
In this context, Roddenberry's initial vision of five-year missions to explore the Milky Way can be seen to have begun by exaggerating the potential for space travel – with an overconfidence that some would see as very American – before being scuppered by the public finding the immediate reality of moon-walks more alluring.
Acid-washed and, in particular, whiskered jeans are seen as very American styles.
She describes the department she works in as "very American-like" in that it is filled with young people and has no "big bosses" or rigid power structures.
I think that many people think of eating disorders, as well as obesity, as a very American phenomenon.
"The things that I have apparently parodied I actually admire," Lichtenstein said, and humour is as central to his work as is a very American buoyancy.
Moore describes this as a very American pattern.
"It strikes me as a very American story," said Ms. Oates.
"I think of her as a very American character," says the author of Eileen.
Instead, curators Francesco Bonami and Gary Carrion-Murayari have put together what Bonami described in his opening remarks as a "very American, subtle atmosphere".
