Sentence examples for looked so very from inspiring English sources
No wonder the party's host looked so very ennui-ridden.
With its exotic plumage of blues and purples, it looked so very different from its more sober American counter part.
They looked so very young, despite their technical accomplishment, especially Kaia Annika, the lead ballerina, for all her fierce imperiousness.
Its talents, if not ultimately its stamina or concentration, looked so very full of promise until its forwards missed chances and its midfield was outmuscled against France.
And it cannot hurt that when he last won an Oscar, Mr Day-Lewis looked so very different as the palsied paraplegic, Christy Brown, in "My Left Foot".
(Odd that he said that. He looked so very, very happy to be announcing in front of the nation's TV cameras that they had uncovered the exact opposite).
From above, the water does not look so very different.
This Russia does not look so very containable.
At first glance the two talk shows don't look so very different.
Past the vintage holiday snaps of her and Bob looking so very, very Harold Robbins.
Why does the 19th century, seen through the telescope of time, look so very damp?
