Sentence examples for had not very from inspiring English sources

Some 62% who voted Lib Dem thought the party had "not very much influence" or "not very much influence at all" over the government's policies.

He said it was "very, very special", and quipped that they had "not very much to talk about at all".

When asked if they had trust and confidence in the media to state the facts fully, accurately and fairly, over half of respondents said they had "not very much" trust or "none at all".

And she added, according to The Times, "All of the people who got charged under these statutes had not very much power: homeless people, gay people, marginalized people, vulnerable people".

As Lewis said in his deposed testimony, "We earlier on had more days on the month so that at least some of the marks would come back, but now we had not very many business days because Christmas was coming and all that.

However, these prediction model had not very high predictive value (AUC >0.90).

"We have not very good conditions for practice.

Capital, thankfully, has not very been very hard to get.

Who does not care for his body has not very long to gain anything from it.

Her mother and father had not been very sensible.

He said the police "had not behaved very well".