Sentence examples for of mine very from inspiring English sources

A friend of mine, very much on the left of frame politically, said to me: "But it's not as bad as the N-word".

"I left the room, and when I came back there was Elton sitting down — I didn't invite him — and a few friends of mine, very important, and my children," she recalled.

"They come to me, friends of mine, very successful people, and their children have problems with drugs and problems with alcohol and problems with a lot of things, and they say: 'Could you speak to my son?

A friend of mine, very much on the left of frame politically, said to me: "But it's not as bad as the N-word". I said: "Why?" He said: "Because Jews are rich". It's perhaps not worth starting to unpack how much is wrong with that idea (not least the implication that black people cannot possibly be rich).

Now, Sidney Blumenthal is a friend of mine — a very good, very old, very dear friend.

A friend of mine is very unwell.

A lefty friend of mine writes: Very sad and disappointed to read your "Snoop Scoops".

(The late Alan Plater was a good friend of mine, and very much a mentor).

By Hendrik Hertzberg July 9, 2013 A lefty friend of mine writes: Very sad and disappointed to read your "Snoop Scoops".

As a former colleague of mine, a very successful fund manager, so elegantly phrased it, "Let's face it, you spend most of your waking hours at work.

"And I called an old friend of mine, a very good friend and I said if you know where the lesbians go please take me.