Sentence examples for so very American from inspiring English sources
That's what makes these films so very American".
A family of artist-entrepreneurs, shrewdly international in outlook yet so very American — it's almost like something in a movie.
Early in Mark Slouka's novel "The Visible World," the protagonist, a child of Czech refugees from World War II, speaks of "an entire universe and its times, its stained-glass windows and its vaulted ceilings" he used to sense "beneath the world I had known — so very familiar to me, so very American".
Carlos Santana was saluted by Secretary of State John Kerry, who said of the Mexico-born guitarist and bandleader, "We love the music you made, not because it's Latin, but frankly because it is so very American".
I guess the big thing I get from you, and it's applicable to myself also, is that so very often American black men have been labeled as not being committed to their children and family structure.
Which gets us down to Sarah Palin, who went to Old North Church last week and climbed those steps that so very many Americans have climbed before her.
Not so very long ago, American beer was a joke.
So it's a very American dream, and there is a natural affinity with Hollywood in that it preys on an idea of fantastic escape.
"Also," he says, "I suppose we in Europe are somewhat cynical, because these drugs are so very expensive, we think American oncologists are just considering how much money they can make".
