Sentence examples for case very much from inspiring English sources

But it leaves a mark on you, and in my case, very much so.

He depicts himself as a sad case, very much like the drawing by Charb on the cover of Charlie Hebdo.

Because Mr. Bryant admits having intercourse with his accuser, the DNA evidence against him does not help the prosecution's case very much, and what is worse, it could undermine the credibility of his accuser.

A case very much in point: the Canadian tenor Jon Vickers, born in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, in 1926, a pillar of the world's most important opera houses for three decades, beginning in 1957, the year of his debut with the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, in London, and his historic performances there of Enee in the first essentially complete staging of "Les Troyens" of Hector Berlioz.

Figures out today from Kantar Worldpanel may not help Google's case very much.

He's been caught hanging out with the wrong crowd, and his NAT status doesn't help his case very much.

"I felt like this case is very much clearly a case of seasonality of obsessive compulsive disorder, and I think we should not necessarily be so surprised that this could happen," Forman said.

A journalist for The Observer commented, "It is to be hoped that [Sarah's case] is known in the obscure village of Turville, where we are asked to believe a fresh case of miraculous trance has taken place.... [Ellen's case] very much ... incites suspicion of deliberate imposture".

The joke, in that case, is very much on him.

This case was very much discussed at the time and all of London.

"Because of this documentation the case is very much black and white.