Examples of 'made some very' in a sentence
Meaning of "made some very"
Phrase: made some very
Definition: This phrase suggests that someone has taken certain actions, decisions, or statements that are exceptionally notable, remarkable, or significant. It implies that the individual has achieved or accomplished something of high importance, innovation, quality, or impact
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made some very
You made some very big decisions.
I thought the president made some very good points.
I made some very generous tips today.
And doing this i made some very good friends.
He made some very bad business decisions.
Somebody somewhere made some very bad decisions.
I made some very good plans for us.
Your colleague has made some very impressive claims.
I made some very good points.
Even last season he made some very good throws.
They made some very flattering comparisons.
I believe that you have made some very good suggestions.
Tom made some very big mistakes.
Commentary about our society and he made some very compelling.
We have made some very public mistakes.
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We are a middle age couple and have made some very poor choices.
Rebecca made some very bad decisions.
It is important to underline that the member has made some very clearly false distinctions.
He has made some very serious allegations.
I met many people from all over the world and made some very good friends.
I have made some very big mistakes.
I learned a lot from everyone I worked with and also made some very good friends.
My mind made some very rapid connections.
Well, the two of you have made some very big fans.
You have made some very serious accusations.
But by the time he was caught, he had made some very harmful decisions.
He made some very convincing arguments.
I think Harold has made some very good points here.
I made some very good friends.
Organisations like Oxfam have made some very detailed proposals in this area.
He made some very important remarks.
So I looked carefully and made some very thoughtful decisions.
He made some very poor decisions when he was young.
I liked your choices, you made some very big decisions.
He made some very brave decisions.
Okay, so the defense just made some very valid points.
He made some very salient points.
We negotiated on this report, and we made some very interesting mutual concessions.
I made some very good contacts.
I read your article, and you made some very compelling points.
I made some very stupid mistakes.
And in that regard, you have made some very hard choices.
The man made some very perceptive statements.
We already left her alone, and she made some very bad choices.
Mrs McAvan made some very inspiring remarks.
We understand that in the heat of the tragedy, you made some very strong accusations.
You have made some very big hits.
I hear you working hard there, so our bride must have made some very tasty food!
I think you made some very good points.
We were staying in afghanistan this long, We would have made some very different choices.
