Sentence examples for and does not really from inspiring English sources

(She also learns at the school, mostly white, that she is poor and low class and does not really speak English).

But Corrèze is one of the smallest departments in France and does not really compare with governing a nation that sits on the United Nations Security Council, possesses nuclear weapons.

The number of probands with diabetes on their death certificates was very small and does not really allow for the multivariable control of a large number of possible confounders.

Singer said he intended to conduct only a small amount of exterior filming at the Bendler Block, and does not really need the location, but he still hopes to use it in the interest of authenticity.

And while this movie never achieves — and does not really aim for — the emotional richness or visual inventiveness of the better Pixar features, or the sly social consciousness of "Zootopia," it has a playful absurdity and a winning, friendly spirit.

Shin said, "Each nation in northeast Asia and even the U.S. has selective or divided memories of the past, and does not really understand the views of the other side". Launched in 2006, the Divided Memories project has published research findings, issued recommendations and convened conferences.

"And doesn't really take other people seriously, either.

We know that speeds enrollment greatly and doesn't really cost anything.

She doesn't wear makeup and doesn't really care what she wears.

The large publishers traditionally did not know much about their customers, and did not really care.

"I was skeptical in the beginning, and did not really want to participate.