Sentence examples for very much children from inspiring English sources

Potanin told me that "we were very much children of our times.

Given that they grew up in a housing-project apartment on the Lower East Side, the Angulos are very much children of Manhattan.

Advanced and sophisticated as they might be in some ways, they were still very much children in others, and their obsessions reflected this emotional flux.

"For all their leftwing sympathies, the founders were very much children of the empire," says Russell. "There was a sincere empathy for the working class, but they did tend to see Britain from a somewhat privileged perspective".

Every child that steps foot into my classroom brings a different view of the world, but something that pulls them all together is that they are still very much children.

Also, what is clear, adolescents are still very much children and they are still very much in need of advocates as they enter an age of experimentation, questioning, interdependence, or worse, an increase risk of exposure to sexual violence.

By Joan Acocella When Peter Boal took over Seattle's Pacific Northwest Ballet, in 2005, the company was very much child-of-Balanchine.

When Peter Boal took over Seattle's Pacific Northwest Ballet, in 2005, the company was very much child-of-Balanchine.

'A children's recovery' "UNICEF has said from the beginning that the earthquake was very much a children's emergency," said UNICEF Haiti Acting Chief of Communication Edward Carwardine.

They say books are very much like children.

Recent studies have made clear that the events of Sept. 11 are still very much on children's minds.