Sentence examples for something something very from inspiring English sources

This kaffeeklatsch has met every Friday for the better part of 10 years to talk about art and life, life and art, projects going, projects failing and, more recently, the sense that there is something, something very good, about to crest.

I want to share something, something very important".

But there are other people who, if you tell them 'look you go and work around the clock for something, something very substantial', then they will say 'well, let me go and stay for 1 or 2 years of my life'.

Something very new, something fresh.

"I wanted something completely different, something very American to do".

"There had been difficult policies before, but this was obviously something different, something very unpopular.

It felt like something very important, something godly.

There's another woman (or girl) here, somehow coquettish: "She whispers right in my ear / Something very contrite, something very sincere".

"There's a very strong tradition of the spider, the arachnid, as something symbolic, something very threatening.

"There's a real sense that there's something happening here, and something very modern".

"Now they see blogs as something very dangerous, something they need to control.