Sentence examples similar to very much far from inspiring English sources

While Carroll does put a couple of how-very-dare-you disclaimers on there – "Really?" and "by that insane rationale" – needless to say, paranoid ranting about the "forced change of British identity" and "fighting aged males" coming over here is very much far-right rhetoric.

It is for this reason, perhaps, that the actual content of the debates (as opposed to the surrounding theatre) hasn't mattered very much so far — at least as far as determining the leaders in the opinion polls.

They have not redeemed "very much" so far, he said, of the $14.2 billion his funds oversee.

I am less convinced that events in the campaign — the day-to-day stories that the news media covers — have mattered very much so far.

What I am less convinced by is the idea that anything in the campaign - the day-to-day stories that the news media covers - has mattered very much so far.

(The degree adverb "very much" is far from the modified word "support").

That would be a big change for a character that hasn't compromised very much so far.

"It is a very distinct location, very much on the far northwestern periphery of the city and only a block or two from being in Montgomery County," she said.

Clearly Stringer and Lloyd's appeals for honorific titles to be handed out to millionaires places them very much on the far left of New Labour, yet despite that it is still surprising that MPs who support other clubs have not pursued their glittering lead.

How much confidence one should have in its conclusions depends very much on how far one accepts its premises.

Well, according to new research, that depends very much on how far away the object is, and whether it's dark or not.