Sentence examples for I really much from inspiring English sources

I really much prefer you sassy.

But I really much prefer it being on-the-spot feedback, as opposed to just waiting for everything to build up and then you have the big blow-out.

She says of her roles in Secretary and Sherrybaby that "when you are in every scene of a movie - which I must say I really much prefer - you have more control over the film that you're making.

I really much preferred the old Hollywood studio system, when movie stars were forced to live on the film lot, almost like slaves, provided with uppers and downers to keep up their productivity, and basically kept and fed like very expensive, extremely talented veal.

Is it really much simpler to spell portefeuille (wallet) than porte-feuille?

Japan Today: Is there really much difference between good-enough sushi and sublime sushi?

"Is there really much difference between her and a sane person, after all?" Gould asked.

A: Is there really "much discussion in Australia" about promoting Aboriginal excellence?

"I'd really much rather be in my garden and mucking about with the children.

I'm not really much of an opera queen.

"I haven't really much time, Mr. Highly.