Sentence examples for very token from inspiring English sources

"The debate process that it has been through has been very token at best.

They are brought to life by brilliant people, by Carol White and Ray Brooks, but in the writing and the imagination of the project they are very token, very tokenistic," he said, adding that he also made a bad film in the 1980s called Fatherland: "I made a real pig's ear of it".

Alan Cristea Gallery, W1, to 24 Jan SS Irma Blank is an artist who speaks in primordial signs and sounds, abstract calligraphies and concrete poems that might be practically indecipherable, yet, by this very token, can hint at something like the unspeakable.

By commonsense standards, which stuff counts as water will depend crucially on which stuff is causally hooked up in the right way with the very token of 'water' whose applicability you're trying to adjudicate: without such a causal hook-up, no verdict is justifiable.

Some are structured in Switzerland, some in Singapore, which has a very token-friendly regime where tokens aren't considered a security.

After all, it was her very first token.

In the envelope was a note that read: "A very small token of my very great affection".

The National Health Service has seen its budget ring-fenced, as a (very expensive) token of the coalition's essential kindliness.

But by the very same token, downtime is anathema to cloud computing.

The pluralistic version of the UAT is then, because restricted, both semantically richer, and by the very same token ontologically more economical, than its monistic / singularist version.

More recently, Wood founded the Web3 Foundation, the entity responsible for stewarding and deploying the Polkadot Protocol, which recently had a very successful token sale.