Sentence examples for it would be so very from inspiring English sources

It would be so very easy for us to luxuriate in the belief that a Trump could never happen here, to feel somehow insulated by the British character.

And it would be so very difficult for me to hate you, or seek vengeance, or scrawl epithets on your house of worship.

"It would be so very sad for our Country if the State of the Union were not delivered on time, on schedule, and very importantly, on location!" he said in a statement.

But it'd been so very, very loud, and then it wasn't loud anymore.

You would be so very wrong.

Trump didn't pause to ask why the statue of Robert E. Lee would be so very, very important, nor did he mention the other name: Emancipation Park.

If only we ate more like the tasteful souls of France or Italy, honouring our history and our produce, we would be so very much happier and satisfied.

I knew in my heart that this was a leap of faith that would be so very rewarding.

Add money and animals, and I wonder whether we'd be so very different from the larger Internet anymore.

"The idea behind this trigger is it would be so unpalatable, for very different reasons, for both Democrats and Republicans, that they'll have to come up with something else they like better," said Michael Linden, director for tax and budget policy at the Center for American Progress, a liberal research organization.

In fact, it would be so great that some very smart Russian generals got all excited about this idea and wrote about it in the mid-1980s.