Sentence examples for not very even from inspiring English sources

Corey Chivers | Bayesian Biologist | 6 June 2013 Not very, even on the most implausibly favourable assumptions.

This way, it is possible to assume that the applied noncovalent functionalization of graphene in the presence of THF, made under ultrasound sonication, allowed to obtain nanocomposites, in which graphene was admittedly not very even, but permanently built (anchored) in the polymer matrix.

(This one wasn't very even).

"I'm not very happy even with 15.

"Those big productions we see — really, they're just not very good, even as stage design".

It's not very funny, even if Cruz hadn't botched the delivery by screaming the punchline.

"It's good, but not very [Radiohead]!" Even that tweet was eventually revised: "In fact only 2/3 supergrass," Greenwood wrote.

The problem facing mayors of big cities is that the process necessary for substantive changes in cities is not very interesting, even to city dwellers.

And while novels are populated by the luckless and lovelorn, depressed people are not very funny, even when they do funny things.

In general, unexpected failures are therefore not very common even after exceeding the nominal design life.

The project was carried out over a two-year period, after detecting that academic results were not very good even when the course was not very demanding.