Sentence examples for of so very from inspiring English sources

Well, that was true of so very many vice presidents.

And he is the source of so very, very much for me and mine.

But, given his proven record of making, hiding and using heinous weapons, should he really be given the benefit of so very many doubts?

On the afternoon of 11 November 1975, the steps of Canberra's old Parliament House became the stage for the most immortal of so very many Gough Whitlam-isms.

"What right," Handler asked, "has the federal government to propose that the American people conduct a vast nutritional experiment, with themselves as subjects, on the strength of so very little evidence that it will do them any good?" Nonetheless, once the N.I.H. signed off on the low-fat doctrine, societal forces took over.

Such a "digital bill of rights" may also catalyse a new approach by governments around the globe, one that no longer merely sanctions the exploitation of our natural data resources just like it allowed the pillaging of our natural energy resources for the benefit of so very few.

There must be many Observer readers who will themselves have heard the Lord President of So-Very-Much talking about the prime minister in recent weeks.

Why is it that, of these millions of candidates, so very few actually exist in reality?

Nowadays in IoTs, literally anything can part of it, so very diverse types of services can be produced.

No other major city, island boosters here say, has such an array of islands so very close to its shores.

A city like London was always going to be a paradox, the best of it so very riddled with the opposite, so Swiss-cheesed with moral holes.