Sentence examples for had not really bought from inspiring English sources
By this time, I had not really bought much, but I was starting to feel better.
But I hadn't really bought wide shoes before.
"People have bought the right to have tickets for a few years, but they haven't really bought into the endowment part".
But it's extremely hard to prove environmental things and I haven't really bought into the idea that the environment is at fault.
The president, as it turned out, had not really requested that anyone buy him a Fantastic Four comic book, or the volume, "Pronounce It Perfectly in English".
We hadn't really wanted to buy a yacht, he said.
I had heard about it and I hadn't really organized myself to buy something.
I hadn't really heard much about them, but I figured if I could buy it online, I could have my pashmina without going into debt.
But, he said, Mr. Tshisekedi "hasn't really been bought off" and his anti-corruption stance seems solid.
Emma Matthews agreed that Help-to-buy has not really helped her, and Martin's age means they won't benefit from the starter homes initiative launched earlier this year.
