Sentence examples for great or very from inspiring English sources

The city is usually referred to as a semillero (seedbed), an expression used to describe a place where great or very talented people come from.

"I don't mean to demean or criticise any of the great or very good footballers who played for me during my 26-year career at United, but there were only four who were world class: Cantona, Giggs, Ronaldo and Scholes.

Although the 90 Romanian respondents who were interested in working in the UK were more professional and better off than the average respondent in the survey, just under half said it would affect their decision to a great or very great extent.

(4) Educators and students reported that most of the criteria for evaluating the inputs, the process, and the outputs of teaching were of "great" or "very great" importance.

Most relatives (67%) believed their own risk of PCa was great or very great and approximately half (56%) were somewhat or moderately worried about getting PCa.

All responses were dichotomised into 1 = yes or to a great or very great extent and 0 = no or neither great nor small extent to a very small extent.

Ah, Van Himst, one of the forgotten greats, or very goods at least.

In the space of an hour, we can accomplish a great deal — or very little.

If she has a great extension, or very supple back, we make tons of adjustments along the way.

At follow-up, oncologists rated the CD-ROM from 1 ("none" or "not at all helpful") to 5 ("a great deal" or "very helpful").

Newspapers cover markets that the TV cameras rarely visit except in response to some great tragedy, or very special event.