Sentence examples for of how very from inspiring English sources
Jurassic World exists (we are told) "to remind us of how very small we are".
Much had been made of how very hard it is to get a firearm licence.
I know they're all jealous of how very bloody clever I am.
Jenkins's case is worth remembering as a measure of how very brave Franklin Kameny was.
The whole smiley slap in the face is an example of how very reckless the N.S.A. has been.
Every minute that you're watching it, you are wearyingly aware of how very many cop shows there are.
While Carroll does put a couple of how-very-dare-you disclaimers on there – "Really?" and "by that insane rationale" – needless to say, paranoid ranting about the "forced change of British identity" and "fighting aged males" coming over here is very much far-right rhetoric.
A recurring theme in experimental psychology is the narrowness of perception: how very little of the sensory clamor makes its way into awareness.
He commented that changes to the EU "to help fix the currency" have profound implications for "all of us" – how very true.
"When it finally dawned on the rest of America how very, very conservative Texas oilmen were, many asked why," he writes.
Yet here was proof, it seemed to me, of just how very wrong my approach was.
