Sentence examples for very widely when from inspiring English sources

Lobdell, who told an interviewer in 1960 that "being anonymous is really the best condition to be able to create" was not showing very widely when I knew him, although I do remember him having a small show of monotypes at Galerie Smith Andersen in Palo Alto.

"And once you're in the wind current, you can travel long distances, which is an evolutionary advantage, because it means you can disperse your [spores] very widely". Horsetail plants, which grew when dinosaurs roamed the Earth, are still found all over the world today.

"That is problematic particularly when the power is so very widely used".

"That is problematic particularly when the power is so very widely used". The Home Office statement which angered Macdonald was issued on Tuesday.

"Zero tolerance started out as a term that was used in combating drug trafficking and it became a term that is now used widely when you're referring to some very punitive school discipline measures.

Their bluegrass is very widely defined, and we were about to set out on tour when I said, "By the way, can you do this?" And they hit it, you know?

"When you have 54% of students in receipt of EMA, clearly that is a very widely framed benefit.

Definitions are drawn very widely.

Clearly, he read very widely".

NICHOLAS LEMANN: It's VERY widely distributed.

Leaflets are also very widely used.