Sentence examples for not very usually from inspiring English sources

The answer, in a nutshell, is this: not very, usually.

But the pay is a paltry 70 pounds a year, and since most of the verses written by Laureates are obligatory, they are usually not very good and are usually trashed by the critics and the press.

He said he doubted that the body was reduced to ash because the incinerator there was not very efficient and usually left items charred but identifiable.

More effective is the GH-receptor blocking drug pegvisomant in normalizing IGF-I, especially when GH levels are not very high, as usually found in previously operated patients.

The pain is usually not very severe initially.

"Collectors are usually not very nuanced people," Mr. Winter said.

The scientific community remains resistant (and "usually not very polite").

The available parks are usually not very nice to go".

"And it's not that they're usually not very good.

It is a balancing act on thin, stretchy tape, usually not very far from the ground.

There's a bookstore is nearby which is usually not very busy.