Sentence examples for says so very from inspiring English sources

About $350 million of the overall budget is unrestricted but must be spent within existing research programs, Wadsworth says, so very little money will be available for new infrastructure or initiatives.

So far, you might say, so very McEwan.

I did not support either of those positions and I said so very publicly".

Malcolm Turnbull knew it because he said so very clearly in the days after the party room meeting.

If I thought for a moment that her charity of choice was being cynically exploited to further anyone's career, then I would say so very loudly.

Just try to play aggressive tennis and let her come up with a good shot to win it.' " Easy to say; so very tricky to do with a motivated, if diminished Williams, waiting pokerfaced for the next serve.

"I'm well aware over a long period how questions have been raised about Hugo Boss and history but they have been investigated and answered, if I may say so, very responsibly by the company over a long period".

"As more and more people point to the prime-time lineup and have opinions about our opinion makers, it's a natural response to remind folks that there's another — if I do say so, very successful — aspect of Fox, and that's the daytime lineup," Ms. Kelly said.

And you, Mrs. Nicholson, red-penning those remarks that said, "So very good!" and "Fantastic writing!" and "Great report," even when it was a report on the thirty-second president.

Ken, though brilliant – everybody says so – is not very bright.

The biblical account of Cain and Abel says: "So Cain was very angry, and his face fell.