Sentence examples for very ruling from inspiring English sources

When the train had been safely missed, they hired a taxi to drive them fifty miles (very ruling class) to Rennes, where they paid the fare of forty-five hundred francs but failed to give the driver a tip (not very ruling class).

And yet, he was also the president who sent federal troops to Little Rock, Ark., to uphold the very ruling he was against.

There is a welfare class here, as surely as there is a working class, middle classes and a very comfortable ruling class – but it's something we like to pretend does not exist.

This is the real face of the ruling class – very nuanced, very urbane, very smooth, and we shall see how very ruthless they are.

But the current state of class-action litigation makes the dismissal ruling very important.

In fact, the Obama administration had just taken the very opposite position, ruling that states should maintain "common sense exemptions" for tractor-driving farmers.

Such a test is very useful at ruling disease in, because it will almost never be positive when disease is absent- and thus if positive, the test reliably rules in disease.

Corruption and coup allegations coupled with the fact that Rajapaksa no longer heads the Sri Lanka Freedom Party makes a comeback very difficult, but ruling it out completely seems premature.

WASHINGTON -- White House Press Secretary Jay Carney praised Wednesday's "very significant" court ruling upholding health care reform and hit the press for only covering the issue in the fewer instances that President Barack Obama is dealt a setback.

The socialists fall into this trap by assuming that they can use the very state the ruling class built for its own purposes to pull off this extraction of previously exploited resources.

On the other hand, NGAL value above cutoff of 400 ng/ml seems to be very specific for ruling on the diagnosis of AKI.