Sentence examples for had begun really from inspiring English sources

Returning to empiricism, Pound reminds the reader that the progress of science increased rapidly once "Bacon had suggested the direct examination of phenomena, and after Galileo and others had stopped discussing things so much, and had begun really to look at them".

I was still working on the prose book, and had begun to really make these connections between the devastation in the lives of people on the coast and my brother's life.

And your mother has begun adding "really, really" to every sentence in which she talks about wanting grandkids.

We spend one-third of our lives sleeping, and yet it is only in the last decade or so that scientists have begun to really understand why.

"In the last few months we have begun to really talk about and try to come up with a plan for that," Mrs. Gates said.

I put in a request to work from home, and have begun to really inhabit the house.

Lately I've begun to really experience the deep visceral and intellectual differences between fast and slow reading.

Well in advance you should have begun to really focus on getting good grades and working hard in school.

My job has just begun, really; but thanks to this wonderful support, we are well on our way to establishing an office, hiring faculty, and cultivating internship partnerships for the students.

The awards season really has begun.

Now, however, as we approach Halloween, it's clear that the new season really has begun.