Sentence examples for had not really polled from inspiring English sources
Then Groh admitted he was just kidding, he had not really polled them.
Miller said Kobach's performance during the trial hadn't really shifted his poll numbers, but Ethan Corson, executive director of the Kansas Democratic Party, said he thought it would affect Kobach's chances in a general election and would cause Republicans to vote for a Democratic candidate.
Bartlett had no funds to pay for a poll and hadn't really anticipated a victory in the race, but all of a sudden, the scientist-turned-farmer was bound for Washington.
And there is only a small number of self-described undecided voters, which may help explain why another high-profile event, the naming of Representative Paul D. Ryan as the running mate, has not really moved the national polls.
Even when Labour has had a headline lead in the opinion polls, many people have not really believed it meant anything.
"We've not really played anybody really strong yet.
This was largely a gut-feelings move, since the polling hasn't really shifted at all.
Mr. Obama has had a pretty good month in the polls, but he probably hasn't really gained 3 points on Mr. Romney, as some polling firms seem to imply.
"Polls suggest that 50% of people here haven't really arrived in the West in their heads and in their hearts," he said.
We haven't really seen consistent differences in levels of candidate support based on the mode of conducting the poll in Alabama and Mississippi so far this year, however.
