Sentence examples similar to had really applied from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to jinx him, but he has really applied himself to the things he needs to do to be a pro," Rangers Coach John Tortorella said of Del Zotto.

"We've really applied ourselves to try and solve that and we don't believe the tradeoff of having a 2K screen against battery life is the right one".

"I did my master's at Columbia in media and communications," Ms. Sindi said, "but I had never really applied it".

(Although "impoverished" had never really applied to Kid Rock).

As an Icelander, the tightly controlled divisions between "classical" and "popular" musics that, certainly in the last century, we have grown within most of Europe, have never really applied.

In a casual model, the system does not respond the entry series until it has really been applied into the system.

The MacBook Pro has been a lot of things to a lot of people over the years, but the word "sleek" has never really applied.

The old "if it ain't broke …" principle has never really applied to EA Sports' long-term franchises.

A careful study of the underlying facts, however, revealed that in each case in which the rule seemed to have been harshly applied, what had really happened was that the market had gone sour, and the buyer was seeking to escape the contract.

What Indiegogo has done is really apply this to funding.

"One of the really sad things about the development of mathematics over the last century is that statistics and applied mathematics have really separated from each other," explains Stark.