Sentence examples for very unEnglish from inspiring English sources

Pitching is very unEnglish.

Then again, vividness – how very unEnglish.

Very, very deeply.

This is fantastically unEnglish batting.

It would be so unEnglish and so impolite.

He was not afraid of showing off his intellect, a most unEnglish characteristic.

Jim, from Seattle and elsewhere, delivers his experience of involving local people in creative neighbourhood action in a refreshingly unEnglish, impassioned, relentless enthusiasm.

The latter fact gives an unEnglish toughness, perhaps a self-conscious toughness, to his poems, with their metaphors of murder and punishment.

Very, very, very, very.

Beyond a certain point, the effect of "oddly unEnglish shapes" on general readers of a translation tends to be estranging and forceful, in the sense of making it sound strange and so forcing them to stop reading it.

Very, very".