Sentence examples for interacting very much from inspiring English sources

His mother, Pam, is usually at home during the day, and he likes the feeling of being in the house with her, not necessarily interacting very much, but keeping each other company.

Customers will interact with Wal-Mart, they will not think about how they're interacting very much, and we'll build the capabilities to serve them in total," McMillon said.

It doesn't interact very much.

"They merge with the local population, and they don't interact very much," Brig.

"In general, teammates don't interact very much," said Luc Longley, the Australian-born center.

Modern presidents and Supreme Court justices do not interact very much, and this particular president might be expected to have strained relationships with at least Justice Alito and Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., both of whose nominations he voted against as a senator.

"In the library where we studied a lot of…I think nursing and physio [physiotherapy] and pharmacy students also studied, but we didn't form study groups, or really interact very much".

The units of private herders, who use exactly the same nedermas as the brigades and whose grazing areas interact very much with the brigades, therefore have to keep a distance in time or space (two to three weeks during green-up) in order to avoid mixing of herds and to allow for pastures to restore for grazing of the other herds.

Anthropologist Brian Hare has developed the "Domestication Hypothesis" to explain how dogs morphed from their grey wolf ancestors into the socially skilled animals that we now interact with in very much the same way as we interact with other people.

"I have not interacted with him very much because he has been out," Zola added.

During her Ph.D., she says, "I didn't really need to interact with people very much.