Sentence examples for told very little from inspiring English sources

Presumably then, we shall be told very little on the record.

Similarly, they were told very little of the paper's use of Steve Whittamore, who blagged information illegally, culminating in his conviction in court in April 2005.

Chase gets around a good deal, but we're told very little about him -- other than that he's well educated, chameleon-like and bears a certain resemblance to Peter Fonda.

Ms O'Prey said during the wait, they had been told very little.

His sister said his relatives were contacted a few hours after he was attacked, but were told very little about what had happened.

"I was told very little about that.

The conductor's talk tells very little.

You can also control your personal history by telling very little of it.

This is just WinMo with a new shell and, from what I can tell, very little in terms of earth-shattering improvement.

Grades and CV are important but they tell very little about how you are as a person, so I think it is vital that the personal letter shows that you are an easy person to work with and that you are motivated to tackle all the problems that can and will accrue during the year in Japan.

She wanted to know about you, but she told you very little about herself.