Sentence examples for of as very from inspiring English sources
I mean, this is typically thought of as very noisy data.
She was thought of as very artsy, as the phrase was in those days.
He is the kind of person whom foreigners fondly think of as very British.
It's coming from people that I know of as very conservative, very devout, especially younger people".
O'Brien is possessed of – as very many who meet her agree – a quietly electrifying charisma, apparently frail but indomitable.
These schemes are easily extended to support continuous LOD, which can be thought of as very fine-grained discrete LOD.
Yet, Gorsuch has gay friends and colleagues who are quoted in Stolberg's article, speaking of him as very accepting of them.
THE barons of high-tech like to think of themselves as very different creatures from the barons of Wall Street.
He would prefer to think of surgeons as "very serious and matter of fact," he said.
"The tendency of cowboys is to think of photographers as very demanding, high-maintenance people," Mr. Kendrick said.
Just 12 percent of young people rated their knowledge of contraception as "very good," it said.
