Sentence examples for are really rules from inspiring English sources

But in the end none of these rules are really rules.

He can criticize libertarians for failing to recognize by whom we are really ruled (large private bureaucracies can be as bad as their public counterparts), and liberals for lacking any vision of human thriving more meaningful than mutual respect and Muzak.

Adelaide of Savoy, a favorite companion of Louis XIV during his dotage, remarked, "Under a king, a country is really ruled by women".

The newsroom was really ruled over by Cronkite's short, stern secretary Hinda Glasser.

The thing about the plural voice is that, once instituted, you realize there are really no rules about what might limit its point of view.

Some of the nudges Mr. Sunstein mentions here are really default rules, which, he says, can have a huge effect on outcomes (in part because of inertia, in part because people see an implicit endorsement in a default choice).

And these guys are really undermining these rules.

"I had looked at buying one but the rules are really strict, and I think people will find it hard to get around those rules".

These new rules are really just proposals.

"Speed-record rules are really very simple," he added.

The rules are really meant for pathogens and parasites, not corn stalks.