Sentence examples for declared it really from inspiring English sources
The Queen, admittedly biased, declared it "really magnificent". Today, most Britons seem fond of the monument, as a historical icon and a symbol of a past that can never be recreated.
Thomas Hawk, the CEO of photo site Zooomr, tried the service and declared it "really, really cool," although he wonders how it works.
I had already gotten enthusiastic approval from my boyfriend in a very exhibitionistic Skype call, where he declared it "really hot".
It doesn't appear that it ever got close to the final stages of development, but ALM CEO Noel Biderman declared it "really good".
The conservative Parents Television Council blasted MTV for sending "sexually charged messages to young children using former child stars," while "Morning Joe" host Mika Brzezinski declared it "really, really disturbing".
At this rate, the snowboard icon Shaun White will announce he's retiring to become a full-time Harry Potter impersonator and Sidney Crosby will declare it's really not all THAT important for the Canadian men's hockey team to win a gold medal.
Case in point: After his trip to Russia last week, Republican Senator Ron Johnson declared, "It's very difficult to really meddle in our elections.
(My 4-year-old daughter not only loved the Roomba, but also declared that it really should be called Broomba. She's got a point; after all, it's an electronic broom, not an electronic room).
People don't just try to slip a new laptop by customs, they pay for an apartment in cash so they can declare it costs less than it really does.
When Dunst is asked gingerly about Von Trier's infamous comments at a press conference in Cannes - you know, the one where he declared, "I really wanted to be a Jew and then I found out that I was really a Nazi" (it went downhill from there), she dives right in.
In 1862, he declared: "I really wish we had some other expressive title for the traitor and rebels who are now striking at the heart of the country which has nursed and brought them up.
