Sentence examples for received as very from inspiring English sources

"We still consider the information we received as very trustworthy," Captain Jonas Wikström told reporters.

Whether positive or negative, Mega Man has been commonly received as very difficult.

The report says resources are "stretched" across four hospitals, with some cardiologists describing the care patients receive as "very poor".

The meeting was received as a very important step to the end of the Cold War.

The two Vocal Adrenaline performances were generally very well received; as noted above, Bell and Chaney used very similar words to explain why they thought Vocal Adrenaline was "better" than New Directions.

The prime minister said torture was wrong and any information received as a result was "very likely to be unreliable".

Though he received, as he put it, "very conservative, classical" training at the Australian Ballet School and laughingly admits to having once danced the role of Romeo early in his career, he has moved away from that background, creating works that critics have described as "dangerous," "ugly" and "uncomfortable".

But it was received as, in Prescott's words, "very French".

One of the other points of interest is that the C4 foreshadows the launch of a trendier DS4 sister model; the C3-derived DS3 has already been very well received as a competitor for BMW's Mini.

Overall, 74percentnt rated the care they received as excellent (38 per cent) or very good (36percentnt).

Very few Op-Ed articles have received as much immediate attention, he said.