Sentence examples for had only really from inspiring English sources

We were concerned at the time that newspapers would dominate television, which people forget had only really been created 20 years or so earlier.

The Drummonds had only really come into Manchester to take something back: a swimming costume for Kath that she had bought online at Bravissimo.

Until Meireles scored Portugal had only really threatened once, when Ricardo Carvalho headed against a post, and it was a shame to see a team paying the price for being adventurous.

I had only really taken part in one political demonstration previously, and that was to protest against the unfair deportation of a young African student in my home town.

"I had only really heard little pieces," said Mr. Johnson's mother, Joretta, adding that her son's testimony was a stark reminder of how lucky he was to have survived.

At 31, Pendleton has two Olympic golds to her name, while Trott, who had only really dared to dream of gold in Rio de Janeiro rather than in London until being drafted into the team pursuit line-up for last year's World Championships in Apeldoorn, has matched that feat.

We have only really seen default in Greece.

Thus far they have only really found niche applications.

Educating Yorkshire has only really had one bad review so far, from the Daily Mail.

By contrast, the first world war has only really had one portrayal.

"I've only really got to grips with that in the last two or three years.