Sentence examples for so very fine from inspiring English sources

The writer sat, doped by the bloody ditch, enjoying the raw art so "very fine, yet very sad".

Then, at cruising altitude, a counterintuitive kind of vertigo – predicated not on height but on the dizzying sense that the line between safety and terror is so very fine.

The tortoise moving "in top gear, / doing at least a mile a year," and the man who thinks he looks "so very fine, / Though he saw mirrors all the time / That seemed to tell him otherwise," convey their clever lessons all over again.

The writer points out that since art donations can so rarely be written off in taxes, French museums have very little money and so very few fine contemporary exhibits since they must often be borrowed.

The game took a little while to get going, but the last hour or so was very fine entertainment indeed.

The nucleation of the organic compound can then take place so that very fine particles are produced and grow.

For stability analysis, the high-order numerical methods perfectly predicted the stability map even with coarse mesh and large time step, while the low-order numerical methods failed to do so unless very fine mesh and time step are used.

However, if the alloy is quenched from the high temperature, the reverse transformation occurs at a much lower temperature, so that a very fine precipitate forms.

"So he's a very fine one-day player but nobody wants to talk about that.

The pollen is very fine so that it can float long distances to find -- and pollinate -- females.

They got a goal in front, went behind 2-1 and came back to win, so they have some very fine players.