Sentence examples for very soil from inspiring English sources

As Jeremy Bentham pointed out, "publicity is the very soil of justice, it keeps the judge, while trying, under trial".

Mali could quite easily be branded, like Wales, as a "Land of Song" - music seems to be in the very soil.

Doing what has to be done to win, men perform acts that alter the very soil in which society's roots are nourished".

Decades of operation have heated the very soil through which the tunnels run and led to the sweaty climate familiar to today's passengers.

In "Ur of the Chaldees," Leonard Woolley asked: "Why, if Ur was an empire's capital, if Sumer was once a vast granary, has the population dwindled to nothing, the very soil lost its virtue?" The answer -- the reason "the very soil lost its virtue" -- is that heavy irrigation in a hot, dry climate leads to a gradual accumulation of salt in the soil.

Husbands and wives, grandparents and infants were rounded up and killed, their bodies hurriedly buried days later by fearful relatives in the very soil that had sustained them for generations.

Even for very soil-mobile nutrients, such as potassium nitrate, encapsulation by graphene oxide considerably prolongs the process of fertilizer release and large-scale production of encapsulates seems to be possible at a relatively low cost [81].

Unless your clothes are very soiled, you don't need to use detergent at all.

Spot clean your hat if there are stains or very soiled areas.

If there are stains or very soiled areas on your baseball cap, spray them with stain remover or a laundry pre-treatment.

A cup of alcohol-based mouthwash is great for killing germs in the laundry, especially if you're washing very soiled items.