Sentence examples for do really have from inspiring English sources

You're not quite sure if they do really have powers".

"D.S.K. is nothing anymore, so you do really have to ask yourself the question seriously, whether anyone had a right to know about this," he said.

The answer to the objection turns upon these distinctions; for it is quite possible that certain methods of teaching and learning music do really have a degrading effect.

So we have hopefully charted our connected world of fictions and we've got it so thoroughly mapped that we do really have the entire universe of fiction to play with.

If you compare that with a parent and children coming over from a country where there isn't as much opportunity, they do really have to try, and that's a parent-led ideal that gets fed into the student.

You do really have to just get into a place where you feel Zen about it – take a deep breath and know that somebody is going to be taking your picture while you're going to the laundry and picking up your dry cleaning.

"It is plausible," Mr. Parrott noted, "that New Jersey does really have a high unemployment rate".

I dont really have a set way of doing things.

"Do you really have to do this, Sina?

Do we really have to do that?

Organisms don't really have other vertebrates that don't really have a neocortex.