Sentence examples for told very much from inspiring English sources

"Stories like this aren't told very much," he insists.

We don't seem to be told very much.

These are rich stories, readable rather than didactic, and told very much from the narrator's clearly subjective point of view.

All of "Volcker" is told very much through its subject's eyes, as you'd expect from a book based mostly on a series of 42 lengthy interviews with the man himself.

The story is told very much from Mark's point of view, quiet and focussed, a little melancholy, and the repetitions build up a prosaic, straightforward mood, but also a certain rhythm, I hope, and a feeling of authenticity.

Speaking to the Somerset County Gazette, one mother who wished to remain anonymous said: "I'm not taking any chances, we haven't been told very much and until we know what exactly is going on, I don't want my daughter at the school".

Furthermore, the percentage of change in an L2 writer's errors does not tell very much about the accuracy of subsequent writings produced.

He hasn't told us very much about what he would do instead but perhaps that's the privilege of opposition.

Well, the tale told is very much that of Mike and his development.

"The numbers themselves don't tell us very much at all," Electronic Frontier Foundation Staff Attorney Nate Cardozo tells me.

"They can't tell us very much, but they did say that they're running B-2 training missions during October.