Sentence examples for but really someone from inspiring English sources

But, really, someone needs to tell will.i.am that not only has opera been represented in talent shows before but – from Il Divo to Paul Potts – it has been represented in several gazillion talent shows and sold many, many millions of CDs.

A brilliant one, yes, but really someone who is a fast talker and who knows how to regale.

Crawley Town boss Dean Saunders told BBC Surrey: "I thought the ball went over the line and the lad said that it wasn't, but really someone has got to poke that one in the back of the net.

But really, someone moved in a few weeks later.

We're all guilty of romanticizing the past to some extent -- but really, someone needs to fact -- check these NIMBYs.

This situation was at once rather complicated and completely clear: everyone on television has a book, but was Colbert really someone on television?

But he was really someone who was very comfortable in his own skin.

"I did a test when I was younger, but I'm not really someone that is really telling everyone, 'Oh, I'm so smart,'" Bartoli said after reaching the finals of the 2013 BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells.

But deep down, you're really someone who wishes they could forgo responsibility for a while, kick up their feet, and be self-indulgent for a change.

A Mark was never really someone I was friendly with.

You're not really someone's assistant.