Sentence examples for still so very from inspiring English sources

But still so very, very far away.

I grew up with no role models in TV or film — except in telethons, and then it was to garner pity — and there are still so very few.

"I was very scared; nervous about what would happen with my career since I was still so very young," he said.

And if you're still so very angry about milk being snatched in the 1970s – well, believe me, schoolchildren are starving right now and this ire could be used to get milk reinstated.

"Although it happened 100 years ago the grief is still so very raw for so many people," says Reverend Huw Mosford, who will be leading the service.

On the other hand, it is all too plain that they are still so very far away from obtaining an even more central and important aim, improved access to the riches of the content of those materials.

Still, as so very little escapes the dynamic Sonia Friedman, she can afford to have let this one go.

In spite of the fact that he has lived in this country for 40 years, he still sounds so very Italian (he comes from the Dolomites), reaching for words the way others reach for memories: 'You know... what ees eet?

Extract yourself from the tangle of webs that have held you down and still for so very long.

In sum, why is 'modern' medicine still so one-dimensional, so very not 21st Century?

But still: "Arthur is so very kind", she wrote one swelteringly hot day.