Sentence examples for find very much from inspiring English sources

This may not find very much new.

"I didn't find very much, and what I found was incredibly expensive," he reported.

If you're open minded you will find very much the opposite.

"If you go to downtown Shanghai and look for all the promotions going on for this event, I suspect you would struggle to find very much.

For whatever reason (festive spirit, drunkenness, having eaten to the point of hallucination), I couldn't find very much to moan about last week.

"They have a preeminent interest in retaining the seat they hold in the parliament, whatever parliament it is, and if they detect that there is no support and there is a degree of antagonism against this particular proposal you won't find very much courage there".

In the late 1940's he took to television, a medium he found very much to his liking, with a 15-minute music program that was quite popular.

Do I even get this?" But while her lodestars are as likely to be in "literary fiction" (quotation marks hers), she didn't set her sights on great American novel territory, which she finds "very much a masculine preoccupation … I wanted to reach against that by writing a great world novel.

So the survey found very much a minority of consumers are happy with current data tradeoffs.

In any kind of computing and data processing system the use of binary numbers are found very much suitable and reliable.

A corruption that the U.S., Israel and the oil-rich Arab monarchies found very much to their liking.