Sentence examples for can only very from inspiring English sources
Predictably, he detests talking about his work, and can only very vaguely recall the plots of his novels: "It sounds like affectation but it is not," he insists.
Or, better still, 'I'll say this and the pictures will say that, which contradicts it.'" He compares the text of picture books to lyrics of songs, which can only very rarely stand alone on the page as poems.
Exoplanets can only very rarely be seen directly, because they are so faint and their host stars so bright.
These examples illustrate the general opinion that psychological reality can only very indirectly be associated with what is going on in Montague semantics; only a few articles discuss the connection.
Applied to The White Ribbon, the answer to this question can only be: very, very German indeed.
The sample size in this study is very small, so results, though promising, can only be very preliminary.
Such systems can only genotype very few SNPs at a time but are very robust and efficient.
"You can only do very local, small-scale anatomy".
This meant that they can only do very basic sums.
