Sentence examples for very other from inspiring English sources

We Jews really are so very Other, what with spooky voodoo ways and our foreign accents.

Or head to the very other end of the country with our Traveller's Guide to Tasmania by James Stewart.

I'm going to go through several restriction enzyme-based reduced representation libraries and then briefly describe these very other ways of taking a targeted approach.

In the hands of Parsons even a word like "Nigerian" is made to feel so very "other" that it becomes something inhuman, "shrieking" like an animal – a suggested difference of not just race, but almost of species.

Here race winners gain control of the event location displaying their livery and logos all over the track, which will then be visible to very other club competing there.

"Sandwiched", as Parry describes new parts of the building, "between [18th century architects] Nash and Gibbs", Houshiary's subtle curvilinear abstraction of the stained glass lattice feels very other and feminine, throwing the Church of England's slowly shifting conservatism towards matters of race, gender and sexuality into sharp relief.

She broadcast her own humility: "You know, I'm very other-directed.

"I just don't think about that, I think about what I can do for other people I have spent a lifetime trying to help others; I'm very other-directed.

Steve was a very creative "other" voice.

I take it from the very best, other people - no".

There was very little other liquor in the house.