Sentence examples for he has highly from inspiring English sources

He has highly specific fantasies, and she's largely a fleshy canvas for them.

That would leave Mr. Schumer, ordinarily an enthusiastic partisan combatant, with a difficult decision: whether to break with his fellow Democrats and save Mr. Mukasey's nomination or to vote to kill the nomination of a man he has highly praised.

Because Mr. Romney has the strong backing of the Republican Party establishment — and because he has highly capable and alert spokesmen — the news is unlikely to affect him as much as it might a candidate who relied more exclusively on media-driven momentum.

There, he had highly prized qualities to market: his courage, his height, his proficiency with an axe.

He had highly elevated levels of albuminuria (one hundred times normal reference values) and persistently low serum albumin levels despite improvement in his liver disease.

Reid regards the Way of Ideas as founded on a flawed, anti-Newtonian methodology, is unscientific, and he argues that it has highly undesirable consequences.

He notes that even Germany has highly indebted cities and regions – such as Berlin, Hamburg, Bremen and the Saarland state – that are subsidised by the wealthier parts.

So unless the seller has, from other sources, an intimate knowledge of supply and demand conditions, the price he sets may have highly inefficient consequences.

Does he think he has a highly (perhaps even overly) developed sense of responsibility?

He has that highly honed sense of irreverent topicality that daily newspapers and insatiable cyberspace demand.

He has been highly critical of Morsi's actions in recent days.