Sentence examples for has no very from inspiring English sources

Welles has no very definite political sympathies.

London has no very distinguished record of claiming responsibility for its own messes; therefore, this very bad case of black lung at the banks has many a Londoner seething at the subprime-mortgage disaster in America.

Nonpacifists would conclude that pacifist or nonviolent methods can be effective only against a power that has no very strong motives for going to extremes of suppression or one that is governed at least in part by the same moral scruples that actuate the pacifists themselves.

The latter theory has no very robust account of action.

The term "naturalism" has no very precise meaning in contemporary philosophy.

The result that fiscal consolidation has no very different effects in more and less regulated labour markets runs against the intuition.

Unlike most of my neighbours, I have no very deep roots here.

"At the same time I've no very great ambition to live anywhere else.

("Practically, the old have no very important advice to give the young, their own experience has been so partial, and their lives have been such miserable failures").

He looked at me as though he was wondering where I'd been, a question for which I had no very good answer.

His friends thought becoming a monk was a ridiculous idea, and even he had no very high opinion of monks, but he answered the advertisement.