Sentence examples for very don't from inspiring English sources

She nodded in a very "don't be stupid" way, as if I already knew what I had to do: "You can't possibly meet someone right now.

Since then I've been very "don't let this happen to you" when I talk to people about backing up their files.

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

The chicken should feel very hot; if the chicken doesn't feel very hot, don't buy it.

"That's very nice, don't you think?

"It's very big, don't you think?" "Yes, chef".

"Many of our students do very well, don't get me wrong.

That was very important, don't you think?

They would fit in very nicely, don't you think?

Very Martha Stewarty, don't you think?" Her tone seemed reassuring.

It was just very — I don't know.