Sentence examples for do not really stick from inspiring English sources

"We do not really stick together".

Mark Little, his head of research, is even more sceptical and says outside ideas "don't really stick well here".

It sounds like a cliché, or something too simple, but only because people don't really stick to it.

Ameobi added: "Some managers say stuff and don't really stick to it but we feel this manager gives everyone a chance, and the squad is great because you know if you get your chance and do well, it is more than likely you will keep your place".

Accusations of price fixing like those now being filed in New York are nothing new, but as it turns out, the penalties don't really stick.

Substantive memes don't really stick.

"I don't really stick to one fing," she admitted.

What's the good of having a budget if you don't really stick to it?

The new name didn't really stick.

"I didn't have it great — it didn't really stick in my pocket," Posey said.

Knopf tries to restore the gloom by designating Sam as the chief suspect in the murder of a shady housing developer, a tag that doesn't really stick.