Sentence examples similar to very reach from inspiring English sources

Only, in our day — if you'll forgive the overblown expression — it was all so colorful somehow, so very reach-out-and-grab-it palpable.

Design patent fights very rarely reach the supreme court.

Hornbeck et al. [11] use a very similar data set to reach very similar conclusions.

("Going clear" means — very roughly — reaching a level that makes you a real Scientologist).

"This particular problem is very complex, reaches across the whole country and well beyond," Brearley said.

The total cost is very high, reaching 946 million dollars for 80% contribution as shown in Fig. 9.

In all cases, the capacity of the area is very high, reaching a regional scale (Figure 4).

It's very far reaching.

That goal was very rarely reached.

Thereafter the population grew very steadily, reaching a peak of 14,050 in 1980.

"Very few reached out to me and pretty much just told me their gratitude," he says.