Sentence examples for has not very much from inspiring English sources

He said that Matisse, who also lived in bright sunshine, "has a very small palette of color; Picasso also has not very much color.

Pakistan has not very much cash but a very strong and powerful army". He adds that it has long been suspected - but never proven - that the two sides have a longstanding nuclear relationship that Saudi Arabia could draw upon if it one day needed access to the technology - for example if regional rival Iran became a nuclear-armed power.

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.

Just 20% disagree and 30% don't know.The BBC poll showed 66% of respondents have not very much trust, or no trust, in British newspapers telling the truth.

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

In his view, Hastings has not changed very much.

For the last four years, Juan Zarate '97 has not gotten very much sleep.

The news about Anatoly B. Shcharansky is that he has not changed very much.

That does not mean, however, that it has not been very much on our minds.

"So the relationship between the sexes has not changed very much," Dr. Murray proffers.

It has not changed very much because it works well".