Sentence examples for back then really from inspiring English sources

I'm a much better player than I was back then really.

Here, you get a sense that downtown back then really was this bustling business place.

"I think people back then really preferred it that way — living on a block that no one had heard of".

"Brooklyn" looks narrowly at the most narrow public images of the era and takes it literally, looking backward condescendingly and conveying the idea that people back then really knew nothing, really saw nothing.

I feel that artists back then really worked on melodies; as if they were sculpting.

Communists were confident back then, really confident – as cocksure as white European people must have been a hundred years previously, and just as violent in proving it.

He described Diana as "very un-British" and said the critical reaction "harked back "to what newspapers like the Daily Mail would write about her back then - really vile things.

"Back then, nobody really thought about it.

"Back then, he really was a moderate.

But even back then, he really wanted something else.

"But back then, it really wasn't, even in Australia".