Sentence examples for but very much so from inspiring English sources

It is not only dangerous for him but very much so for the drivers.

Pensioners have done quite well in recent years, but very much so in comparison with the rest of the population on benefits.

They all recently recorded the work together, and it showed – perhaps not so much at the beginning, when things took a little while to settle, but very much so in the spacious slow movement, beautifully drawn out by Weilerstein and with the orchestra in complete sympathy.

Not just in the U.S., but very much so in the U.S". Campante brings his longtime curiosity about the underpinnings of governance to Johns Hopkins University as a Bloomberg Distinguished Associate Professor of International Economics.

On stages large and small, via new plays but also (very much so) the classics, the theater in London proved time and again that it matters.

Other evidence suggests that even relative income makes less difference than most of us imagine: the rich are happier than you and I, but not very much so.

On the question of what the U.S. government should do with Iran, the American public is bitterly divided - less than HCR, but still very much so.

The dog is affectionate but doesn't say very much, so she….

The dog is affectionate but doesn't say very much, so she bought a myna bird recently, in the hope that she could teach it to make up the difference with a few cheery words during the long evening.

Very much so, but not an obvious one.

"But now we love them very much, so I just keep replacing their parts when they become damaged".