Sentence examples for very what from inspiring English sources

"It's very what I like: it's glamorous, it's old school".

"She can be very, what should we say, fierce?" Ms. Morgan said.

"She can be very, what should we say, fierce?" she said.

It is roughly as unclear as it has always been, which is very, what that will mean for monetary policy.

They're very, what can I say, slick maybe?

Very, what I would say is, very anxious to get this thing started and very anxious to get it behind her.

"It's very, very clear what he said and what he stands for," Mr. Jarrett said.

A BBR chicken curry (£14.75), with its retro garnish of banana, is pale, creamy and very "What-shall-we-do-with-the-leftovers?" and an Elwy Valley shepherd's pie (£14.50) is all potato, with a thin layer of tired lamb beneath.

Very often what happens during an implementation is very different from what was planned.

"I feel very -- what should we say?

Very beautiful what you are observing.