Sentence examples for but really has from inspiring English sources

2. A prospective client occasionally may think he has one problem, but really has another.

A. First, much back pain is discovered in yoga class but really has its origins elsewhere.

The island of Ilha Grande is 100km from Rio, plus a boat trip, but really has to be seen.

So as a result, sometimes we slip over into the other area, which is somebody who has a great quality for it, but really has very little acting experience.

But, really, has moving to the Mile High City made Matsui so anonymous that, after he drove in half the Colorado Rockies' runs in a 10-5 vicThursdayrsday, Philadelphia Manager Charlie Manuel referred to Matsui as whatshisname?

Tuesday was a climax of sorts in a crisis that began with the collapse of Mr. Hariri's 14-month-old national unity government but really has its origins in his father's assassination, which cemented the country's division along questions of ideology, sect and class.

The terms "preservation" and "conservation" are often used interchangeably, but really have very different meanings.

But really, have you learned nothing from history?

But really, had he stormed off the stage, who could have blamed him?

Have fun! Yes we have all heard this before, but really, have fun!

But that really has stayed with me".