Sentence examples for very, I from inspiring English sources

"Very," I said.

Not very, I think.

It was just very — I don't know.

It's very "I woke up like this".

It was a very, very, I mean, a horrendous period.

"Well, that's very — I actually need glasses to read," Jennifer says, flustered.

"He has a very radical vision, a very narrow vision - a very I-can-be-as-stupid-as-I-want vision," Mr. Kennedy said of Mr. Rubio.

And he is saying that we should be able to make something like the Star Trek tricorder that can very I don't know if any of you guys are old enough to remember that thing.

I would say it is a in the 1920's and '30s, it becomes very I mean, it's a modern phenomenon throughout, but it becomes very much rooted in normal piece of society.

The samples I've had so far this week have been very, very- I don't want say I've been pleasantly surprised.

I am very happy I signed up.