Sentence examples for thus very much from inspiring English sources

Tuesday's Sturgis review into what went wrong last year is thus very much to be welcomed.

Was it always thus? "Very much so, and it reached a peak on the Style Council.

The books of Kings are thus very much the work of an individual.

Flamenco is thus very much like the jazz solo: it is both traditional and personal, but, above all, distilled brief and heroic, like a speech by someone in the Iliad who is about to die.

Flamenco is thus very much like the jazz solo: it is both traditional and personal, but, above all, distilled — brief and heroic, like a speech by someone in the Iliad who is about to die.

A Swiss company, the Gonthier Group, last week sent e-mails to Cyprus firms working with foreigners, suggesting they offer their clients a Swiss alternative, namely an investment "vehicle which is extremely low-profile, not classified as a bank account or trust and thus very much under the radar of national fiscal authorities".

Conversely, Any Day Now by Kevin Cann casts an obsessive eye over Bowie's early years and, thus, is very much a Bowie fan's dream book.

Thus, it very much mattered which doctrines people were taught and what came to be believed and this was largely determined, as it usually is, by the action of some authority, ecclesiastical or temporal.

His explosive "hat" ("I never go in a hat, even in winter") differed from the common American pronunciation of the adjective "hot" (typical of Waindell townspeople, for example) only by its briefer duration, and thus sounded very much like the German verb "hat" (has).

The real time taken for computing can thus be very much reduced.

The data thus are very much as would be expected from accelerated mutation and substitution rates within primate lineages.