Sentence examples for realized how very from inspiring English sources

Not long after my talk with Tomasz, I realized how very much I like Odra.

She had not realized how very different people were, how differently they saw life.

Have you ever realized how very highly your father always thought of Jay, right from the very beginning?" Mary looked at her, sensitively and suspiciously.

That's not as high praise as it should be since I slowly realized how very rarely Jane Austen has actually been adapted to the stage at least on Broadway and as far as I can tell the West End.

Those impossibly tiny humans weren't even supposed to be out in the world yet, but the day I met them for the first time, before they could breathe on their own or even open their eyes, I realized how very wrong I'd been about what my job as their mother really was.

"I realize how very much he really does think of Jay".

Still, it took recent magazine cover photos of Martha Stewart and Britney Spears to make me realize how very 1950's we're bcoming.

After watching that Ballet Theater "Beauty" matinee just three months after having seen a particularly dispiriting Royal Ballet performance of the same ballet, I realize how very many ingredients of Ballet Theater's production are good or excellent.

The segment, for the anniversary of the firing on Fort Sumter, of all occasions, was built around an interview with Stan Armstrong, who directed a documentary, "Black Confederates: The Forgotten Men in Grey," and the theme was how people don't realize how very many slaves fought for the Confederacy.

Houghton's biggest mistake was his failure to realize how very vulnerable this near-monopoly had made the company.

And I realize how very pretty she really is.