Sentence examples similar to very does not from inspiring English sources

Very bright, does not need feeding".

Intangible property, by its very nature, does not require segregation.

He eats very little, doesn't sleep very well.

Thus, it makes sense to describe someone as "very tall"; but while I might say that someone knows something "very well," 'very' does not appear here to be functioning as a degree modifier.

However, very frequently this does not happen.

It was a very "don't ask, don't tell" environment for all of the athletes.

Sounds very 1970s, doesn't it?

An intersection, by its very nature, doesn't fade away.

He works very simply, doesn't use terribly elaborate equipment.

This guy very clearly doesn't care any more.

"This solves the problem very simply, doesn't it.