Sentence examples for gives very very from inspiring English sources

Yet the article, for all its length, gives very, very little airtime to critiques.

But, notes Schuster, KGI generally gives "very, very generous tuition scholarships," and many in its programs "don't pay sticker price".

Sometimes economists in official positions give bad advice; sometimes they give very, very bad advice; and sometimes they work at the OECD.

We gave very, very sloppy goals away, it's disheartening.

And probably the Democrats would love for him to veto it and then ride on that election issue in 2008, given that it does have very, very substantial popular appeal.

Medicare gives very good health care very inefficiently".

"Sunshine Decorators gives very specialized, very personalized attention," said Fred Allen, owner of Fred Allen Design Associates in Greenburgh.

Obviously, this is a process that gives very small factions of very small parties way more power than they deserve.

It just gives the very, very bad image about the Palestinians".

Toyoda gives a very, very long answer which is clearly testing the congressman's patience.

If that sounds crazy to U.S. readers, it probably should: U.S. law gives a very, very wide berth to Internet speech, even when it depicts private people or children — and especially when it depicts public figures.