Sentence examples for may as very from inspiring English sources

Another Sunday tweet by Trump described British Prime Minister Theresa May as "very angry" over leaks to the U.S. media about last week's suicide bombing at a concert in Manchester, England, that killed 22 people.

"They may present as very beautiful ladies, but they're not trans.

These observations indicate that exosomes may serve as very attractive means for noninvasive diagnosis [ 23].

Therefore MSCs may act as very potent vehicles for the delivery of anti-angiogeneic gene when designing anti-angiogeneic clinical trails for gliomas.

Replication-competent HERVs may exist as very rare alleles or polymorphic insertions in the population, or emerge in pathological conditions, and evolving sequencing methodologies will certainly facilitate their discovery.

Very little is known of Navarins actions during the Battle of Tsushima on 27 28 May as there were very few survivors from the ship and visibility was poor for most of the battle.

Such brooding species may release offspring as very advanced larvae or as miniature adults, so that a planktonic stage is absent from the life cycle.

Although we may experience it as very real, a thought is not a fact, it's just a thought.

Third, bad boys may be perceived as very edgy and exciting because of their penchant for partying and risk-taking.

At the interview the person may come across as very friendly and chatty.

On one side, this may be understood as very little achieved as compared with the original objectives.