Sentence examples for how very little from inspiring English sources

It's startling how very little happens in "Selective Memory," and how slowly.

We see how very little we have accomplished in the Middle East, for all our swelling rhetoric.

Clearly, those who issue these visas have not peeked at the bank accounts of young British artists and seen how very little they earn too.

To see what may come of them, however wonderful, you have distinctly to understand how very little thought they are currently capable of.

Stephen Ferry was teaching a documentary photography workshop in Cartagena when he saw an image that revealed how very little he knew about violence in Colombia.

Children can read several conflicting stories about the same era and appreciate how very little is actually known, and how tenuous the concept of truth really is.

now you can see how very handsome little Eric is".

Talmud barely mentions it, the way they kept that candle lit; sages in their colloquies say bupkes 'bout the Maccabees and how with very little fuss they routed King Antiochus.

A proof of concept app from an eBay intern shows how someone with very little motor function can navigate the site with nothing but head movements.

But last week's slide shows how "there's very little wiggle room for incrementally bad news," JPMorgan Chase & Co. analyst Steve Tusa said.

Figure 1 demonstrates how there is very little difference between groups in community health service costs.