Sentence examples for can really not from inspiring English sources

Norway's minister of defense, Ine Eriksen Soreide, presented her country as nervous and vulnerable to a resurgent Russia and warned: "You can really not take European security for granted".

"The feeling is that Carlebach Shul can really not be a Carlebach synagogue anymore," said Zev Brenner, the host of a local Jewish radio program, "Talkline with Zev Brenner" on WMCA-AM (570) and WPAT-AM (930).

Peirce answers: "Deductive logic can really not be understood without the study of the logic of relatives" (1902 CP 3.641).

"I would hope we can move even faster and I will push everybody to move even faster, but the sad reality is the scope of work you need to do can really not be done overnight".

Ruth Harrison of Female First magazine called the song "incredible", writing, "From the build-up of the verses to the epic chorus that is just made to be sung in arena's all over the world; the greatness of this song can really not be summed up in words".

Can Romney really not understand that key financial institutions are different from any old business — that when they fail they can wreak havoc?

"They can really design not just an airport, but an aerotropolis from scratch," he enthuses.

Having a deeply buried fantasy fulfilled by your partner, one that you thought was unfulfillable, can really reinvigorate not only your relationship but your entire life.

Having time limits can really help, not only you, but it also helps children learn and respond to limit-setting which is an essential life skill.

Can she really not see anything?

Can they really not understand our accents?