Sentence examples for is how very from inspiring English sources

But what it actually shows is how very deeply religious instincts operate within us.

So the first thing you notice about the Pompidou Centre's new show, Dalí, is how very dull it looks.

And, as an artefact, the most remarkable thing about Tree of Codes is how very fragile it is.

Another is how very low goods inflation has been for more than a decade, only rarely straying anywhere close to 2%.

One recurrent theme of the book is how very little the world, at least the world in which most people live, responds to our wishes or our ideals.

"Looking back at the study of English in universities over the years the first thing that occurs to me is how very important the subject once seemed.

That's how very serious this crisis has become.

But most striking was how very similar their speeches were, both in style and in content.

One conclusion that emerged was how very many unchecked powers a President Trump would have, particularly in foreign policy.

At the beginning of the first Gulf War, I was living in France, and what struck me then was how very calm the French Muslim population was.

The albums' cover photographs are how very many people think of Dylan, still, today.