Sentence examples for very on the from inspiring English sources

Much of the dialogue is very on the nose.

My outfit in the Break Free video was very on the edge of what I can wear.

We are using a recruitment firm, but we've also made a direct approach to some of the universities around London, with mixed results, some are very on the ball, but others didn't reply at all.

Even though the lyrics are still very dark and very on the edge of me losing it every single time I write a word, I really wanted it to have a sunny feeling".

A 55-year-old Tel Aviv woman who had the UltraShape procedure on her abdomen recalled the sensation of the ultrasound: "I can feel it, but very very on the surface.

"We have to be honest; the quality of the tyres is very on the limit".

He's a very on-the-fly guy.

And there's a very on-the-nose poem penned by our youthful heroine.

But this novel manages to be both funny and serious, and (as always with Amis) to be very, very on-the-money about the culture – and not just British culture – and along the way to get at what we're uncomfortably thinking and don't want others to know we're thinking.

Humans asks its questions in a very contemporary way; there are issues of workers' rights involved, both the right to work in a comfortable setting and the right to work at all, and a number of characters wonder, in very on-the-nose ways, whether the robots solve these problems or just make them worse.

"Things were already getting very four-on-the-floor".