Sentence examples for very of their from inspiring English sources

Every track still sounds so fresh, despite being so very of their time.

There are, of course, issues around Blyton's attitude to race and class; her publisher recently adapted her language, changing very "of their time" phrases such as "dirty tinker" to "traveller".

Indeed, this highlights one of the most intriguing things about Ludlow, Whitman, Menken and the rest of America's first Bohemians -- they're so very of their time, yet so startlingly timeless.

In a way, the effect of peeking back through history just five years beyond is a little juddering, like looking at Boy George in the 80s, or Gazza in the 90s: they were very of their time, very iconic, but also absurd looking, and would just look stupid if they were happening right now, in front of us.

Americans are very, very forgiving of their political royalty.

Also, the military is very, very protective of their assets.

They've always been very proud of their independence and very proud of their culture.

Suleman Nagdi, from the Federation of Muslim Organisations, said: "For people, this is touching at the very tenet of their faith, the very heart of their faith.

They seem very observant of their environment and tend to be very artistic.

In the very absence of their Jewish identity, one might say, is its very presence.

"They're very protective of their chicks".