Sentence examples for very independence from inspiring English sources

But Merz's very independence makes her an ideal avatar for feminist analysis.

In this crucial episode in which the very independence of France was at stake, Henry's activity was the essential factor.

Its value lies in its very independence … When cricket falls into the hands of the narrow-minded, it withers.

Rather than find what's required to allow the disabled to live lives of dignity, the Government touts the very independence its meanness would impair.

"Darpa's attempt to turn Jason into a political patronage job challenges the very independence that makes Jason so useful," Dr. Block said.

Yet what started with Margaret Thatcher's implacable hostility to Whitehall caution has been transformed by New Labour into open warfare against the very independence of the civil service ethos.

She cooks for herself and has very little independence.

And our paper is very clear: Independence would end devolution.

In short, when the stakes were as high as possible, Daniels showed very little independence or common sense, the qualities that Douthat credits him with.

"In previous cycles, they haven't had to go into an election having fought a very hard independence referendum … "The second thing is pessimism that they are conceding it without a fight.

"Well," she said with a chuckle, "I can tell you that he's a hand-picked successor, that he is someone who is obviously being installed by Putin, who Putin can control, who has very little independence, the best we know".