Sentence examples for very use of from inspiring English sources

For 15% of Americans -- or some forty million of us -- the very use of this word apparently triggers deeply emotional and hostile responses, responses that apparently can be softened or even avoided entirely simply by substituting the less fearsome phrase "gay men or lesbians".

Content itself is beside the point – as the very use of words like content suggests.

The very use of the world "selective" here indicates how right the pro-choice movement has been to emphasize "choice".

It may even find that there is some room for interpretation in the very use of these resources and capabilities.

The report argues that, because of their inaccuracy, the very use of mortars constitutes a war crime.

The very use of the phrase "excess data" suggests that the police were aware that they had had no authority to retain it and examine it.

Which seems like a very, very good use of everyone's time.

Which seems like a very, very good use of everyone's time. .

However, zombies make very, very effective use of grappling and biting, with tackling techniques that put the NFL to shame.

Even then, only very sparing use of a very dilute feed, like liquid seaweed or liquid comfrey, is needed.

Boreas the Hallowed, Tirisfal Glades This really is a very innovative use of technology in fighting crime.