Sentence examples for changed so very from inspiring English sources

Has the world changed so very much since then?

That Mr Jealous is the son of a white father and a black mother may help him.The work of the organisation, though, has not changed so very much.

Seated behind a massive wooden desk, which was covered with correspondence and reports, Hinckley told me, "I don't think the Church has changed so very much as the perception of the Church has changed".

The world has not changed so very much since 1880, when the saga began, and we recognize ourselves more in a fragile society bracketed by Freud and World War I than in other, lustier eras of faith and certitude.

"The term 'rock star' has changed so very much from when I was a teenager," Bach writes.

Contemporary audiences have changed, so will have very different expectations to those of 1971," she said.

"As far as I am concerned, they assessed she needed 12 hours... and her needs haven't changed, so I was very upset.

"One of the down sides is that, because my world changed so dramatically, it's very hard to look too far into the future.

In other words our defense establishment has not recognized that the world has changed so our defense preparations may very well be obsolete.

Ms Yeadon, executive board member with responsibility for adult health and social care, said: "I know it can be very difficult and upsetting for vulnerable people when their carers or services are changed, so we will manage the changes very carefully". The consultation events are; 1 March, Kirkgate market; 4 March, Otley market; 29 March, Pudsey market and 7 April, Wetherby market.

"I'm stressed and anxious — this has all changed so quickly, and life has become very hard," he said in Portuguese, speaking through an interpreter.