Sentence examples for very I mean from inspiring English sources

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

"The only people who use that many phones are usually involved in very, very – I mean very – shady activity".

"We have endorsements from, I think, almost every police group, very – I mean, a large percentage of them in the United States".

I know that, particularly in the U.S., if you had experience with the CFTC and the SEC or the Fed you are very–I mean, provided that you're not really just in the technical aspect and you are in the broad policy aspect.

When I say very, I mean it!

So if it works it should be very — I mean, it's working, so it should be very big.

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 only people who use that many phones are usually involved in very, very, and I mean very shady activity," Trump said.

So this was just in response to some very, very nasty — I mean, honestly very nasty — remarks that were made about me".

"He's got a very sweet personality, and he's very, very funny; I mean hilarious, tears rolling down your eyes," she said.

It was comfortable and very distant, I mean, very distant, uh, you know, in every way".