Sentence examples similar to so very lost from inspiring English sources

My dear neighbor, who'd so very recently lost her husband, was evacuating her house.

"There should never be a circumstance where the schools that have programs that have worked so very well lose those programs," Mr. Benjamin said.

"Very lost.

I felt very lost.

I feel very lost".

"It's so very easy to lose your train of thought or to be distracted for 20 seconds, and that's all it takes for a scorecard-killing mistake that dooms you.

It is so very easy when sides lose away from home to say that they cannot play the swinging ball, or in Asia that they cannot play spin.

I was so very pleased, and then I lost it almost instantly.

After Sunset Boulevard finished, she suffered from depression, commenting that the show's closing "was the most terrible feeling.... I'd felt I'd lost something so very important to me.

Is it so very comforting that parties can lose members, worry less about ideas, become detached from broader social movements, attract fewer voters and still retain an iron grip on politics?

"In the case of the Pentagon, they have been living very fat and very happy for so very long that they've almost lost touch with reality," said Gordon Adams, who oversaw national-security budgets under President Clinton.