Sentence examples for very property from inspiring English sources

In the background, you can see this very property.

"And, at one time, I owned the subdivision that backed up to that very property you're telling me Hannity owns".

The very property of toxic metals that makes them so hazardous to organisms also makes them detoxifiable by humus in soil.

Yet new research suggests that the very property that makes these tumors sinister — their ability to spawn human tissues — makes them valuable scientifically.

"Breath and Imagination" leaves Hayes in Georgia, in 1942, resolving to teach music to students of all races on the very property where his mother once toiled as a slave.

Much of it, like the cost of the trawlers, was borrowed hastily in the chaos of the Soviet Union's dying days, and is now the legacy of a bankrupt state that lost control of its finances, and ultimately, its very property.

The very properties that make single-use plastic bags attractive are the same ones that cause environmental harm: they are light, flexible, extremely durable, and, above all, cheap.

The very properties of tea that make it perfect to brew – its aromatics, its potency and its finely tuned flavour – also make it excellent to bake with.

In fact, the very properties that make sweetened condensed milk cloying and old-fashioned make it peerless for glazing grilled fruit.

It follows that the very properties particulars possess will differ from the property 'of the same name' possessed by the Form.

And these are the very properties that turn up in a successful paraphrase of Romeo's utterance when it gets taken as a metaphor.