Sentence examples for lies very from inspiring English sources
The only problem is that the "deep water" lies very deep indeed– almost as deep as oil.
For Mr Clark, the fault-line in European politics that sets off the chain reaction leading to war lies very clearly in the Balkans.
At the same time, their seriousness lies very largely in his grasp of the conditions and characteristics which make up the public world".
In each of her works, the artist stands, sits or lies very still with her back to the camera while the world around her rushes by.
Regarding the volume vs. extent debate: As with most things related to climate that are extensively debated, in my opinion the truth as to which one is more important lies very much in the middle.
Yet its very dullness is a virtue, for it reflects the practical lessons learnt from several years of trying to make a success of the investment business, where the devil lies very much in the boring detail.The big picture outlined by Messrs Blood and Gore is hardly novel.
He was lying very restfully.
If buried, it lay very deep beneath his outer crust.
She learned to lie very young, at 11. Anorexics do.
Until then, he must lie very still, groaning in agony.
"The female was lying very still, on the floor.
