Advertisement

Advertisement

View definitions for very

very

Discover More

Example Sentences

Mr Welby has undoubtedly seen it as a big part of his job to hold together very different factions within the Church of England and, even more difficult, in the wider global Church, the Anglican Communion of 85 million people.

From BBC

On the question of sexuality and same-sex unions, Mr Welby has had a complicated journey - shifting from a very conservative position to one where he was supportive of the measure that was eventually voted through to allow the blessing of same sex unions.

From BBC

Streeting said the health service would "need to work through with the medical profession what would be a very new way of working".

From BBC

Bafta's new rules will allow it to revoke prizes awarded after 2025, and said it "thought very carefully about whether we could try to apply this criteria retrospectively now", but that "it would be impossible to do this properly".

From BBC

"We thought very carefully about whether we could try to apply this criteria retrospectively now, or introduce a moratorium," Putt wrote.

From BBC

Advertisement

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement