Sentence examples for very much sold from inspiring English sources

"In 2007 and 2008, houses were very much sold at asking price," she said.

During Apple's first-quarter earnings conference call, finance chief Peter Oppenheimer said the company is "very much sold" on the slower network because it is more widespread in the U.S.

What Wills registers as delusional for Burroughs would be a strictly pragmatic process of trial and error, and for many years Burroughs was very much sold on the virtues, for instance, of Scientology's electropsychometer or e-meter used in its 'auditing' sessions that revealed or tracked states of mind much like a more sophisticated lie detector test.

So when it comes to telling people to use condoms, for example, it's very much selling that on diseases or, you know – if you don't use a condom, you're a bad person.

"Banksy cares very much about selling art and what people think of him," Mr. Fairey said, "and he understands thoroughly that people's fantasy is a far better marketing tool than reality".

Stern mocked the notion that the proposed trade and the proposed release of Rivers could be viewed as separate, saying, "I have a bridge that I would very much enjoy selling to you".

When they can, they would like very much to sell them as well, as indicated by efforts here by three of large entertainment companies to buy the international format rights to "Survivor".

Its work building Box Notes, hiring former Microsoft Office guru Steven Sinofsky, and the like point to a future in which Box wants very much to sell you more than a place to park your files.

But it's all a bit muddled, because your boy Juley D. had previously been head of a group of nutters who were very much into selling cocaine.

After all, this is very much about selling a message to the physicians/.../.

Once going down that path, of course, the hydrogen bomb was very much foreseen, and sold to the American people through time-honored methods of fear.