Examples of 'he says very' in a sentence
Meaning of "he says very"
he says very: a phrase typically used to imply that a male individual frequently or habitually expresses strongly or extremely about a particular subject or topic
How to use "he says very" in a sentence
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he says very
He says very nice things about them.
Can not take anything he says very seriously.
He says very little about cinema.
One of the reasons for his continued success is because he says very little.
Then he says very clearly.
His observation is sharp, but he says very little.
And he says very sensible.
Upset at the probable loss of his career, he says very little during the journey.
He says very contradictory things.
Montag has one quality I appreciate greatly . He says very little.
He says very politely that he is not really suited to marriage.
A pessimist, he says very little.
He says very little.
He 's drunk most of the time . You can not take anything he says very seriously.
He says very important.
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Yes, he says very suddenly.
He says very quickly.
He says very delicate.
He says very little with words and so much with silence.
He says very plainly here that he is part of the creation of God.
He says very little, but every word counts.
He says very little. He neither agrees nor disagrees.
He says very beautiful things, but it's meaningless.
He says very little and when he does speak, it 's usually to grumble.
He says very little . Wait here.
He says very little. Excuse me.
He says very clearly, and I quote him, ' I want no power deals and no power sharing.
