Sentence examples for instead very much from inspiring English sources

Instead, very much to my surprise, the Barnes & Noble clerk informed me that "Up the Down Staircase" was out of print.

There is no evidence in this book that Harrison's divergence from his predominant iambic, nor his addition or subtraction of a foot every so often, is deliberate in this way; it looks, instead, very much like a bad accident.

The trailer has instead very much majored on the production design, with extended scenes of (what we can safely assume) is the Beast's deserted mansion as Belle/Beauty tentatively opens the Beast-shaped door.

I, however, didn't despair and, with a full mind, started going on imaginary prolific trips to those islands that are, instead, very much real.

Instead, it's very much based on what is produced in the local area.

It feels like it could gate progression by building puzzles using these items, but instead we're very much led, albeit skilfully, through the game's world.

Instead, they remain very much in the voices of those who spoke them and thus retain the vulnerability and rawness inherent in the situation of one person, alone at the mic, telling a room full of strangers something personal.

Instead it's very much a B2B company after pivoting away from an original consumer-facing idea and offers its tech via an API to online travel agencies and travel meta-search engines and the like.

Instead, it's very much a Spanish-speaking city, and if you live here long-term you'll want to learn Spanish, which makes day-to-day life much easier.

Instead, 2007 is looking very much like 1987.

Instead, Case will remain very much involved with the company whose new media operations he spent 17 years building, staying on as a director and, notably, co-chair of the Strategy Committee.