Sentence examples for exposition very much from inspiring English sources
Notwithstanding this tentatively encouraging observation, the philosopher seems to conclude his exposition very much as he began it, by casting doubt upon the credibility of the king's dream, inasmuch as the king has obviously not reached this level, even while outlining with utmost brevity what a philosophic theory of prophetic dreams might look like.
He was very much involved in the world exposition movement.
We always joked that when it came down to it Giles did all the expositions because he had an English accent so he sounded very much more learned when explaining the evil.
Heavy on exposition and thin on character, the play is portentous in a way that seems very much of our time.
Now, Quine didn't say very much about these two ideas, but both ideas have been developed by Devitt (1980), whose exposition we follow here.
Humankind cannot bear very much reality but climate change will not go away: 400 parts-per-million, Prince Charles on the warpath, and here is the most succinct exposition of the great dilemma for some time.
Thank you very, very much".
Nobody expected very much.
