Sentence examples for Really law from inspiring English sources

But really, "Law Abiding Citizen" has about as much to say about real-life legal issues as "Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen" had to say about defense policy.

We have a system... Otherwise, if that's the case, what law is really law?

Thus it is said that international law is not really law, and need not be adhered to, because it is so seldom enforced and so often violated.

Doing so, he added, would mean that "we are not really law-enforcement officers.

Laws: "A lot of people say – why isn't she Therese Rudd?" Rein: "Really?" Laws: "Yeah".

It really was law, this law enforced by bouncers, bruisers and bounty hunters, venal suburban shoguns.

(It's really a law!) The same law has been enacted in several other states.

So it's not really one law, it's hundreds of laws.

There's really no law on the books that says police can or cannot search your phone during an arrest.

It's not really the law, of course.

But imagine a really good law professor asking the questions in hearing after hearing after hearing.