Sentence examples for has really been given from inspiring English sources

Of modern-era Bond girls, only Eva Green, as the luminous, multi-layered Vesper Lynd in Casino Royale, has really been given the chance to shine as a lover with ongoing resonance for 007's psyche.

It's been a great season for Paula: she's been just as goofy and New Age-y as ever but has really been giving focused, good comments.

And, astonishingly, he won though the tribunal said it would have ruled differently if his land had really been given to poor blacks, rather than the president's cronies.Not that his victory made much difference.

After two debates now, however, I don't think would-be voters have really been given that vital information.

Mr. Bezos said he had been on the phone with the Post's customer service for the better part of the day trying to unwind his mistaken purchase, but so far "they've really been giving me the runaround".

That is to make sure the low or high point for the year has really been reached, given that sea ice can change abruptly in response to winds and other factors.

So it's based on those Christian principles that I have been able to make a lot of my decisions and also walk through some of the difficult times, and under stress and duress, it has really been God giving me my strength and refuge.

Grade: 6 Substitutes Mix Diskerud Until tonight, Diskerud has quietly been doing well in Norway but has never really been given much of an opportunity with the national team.

Ben Affleck's portrayal has yielded unenthusiastic critical reviews, but, to be fair, he hasn't really been given a decent film in which to be Batman.

Could it be that he hasn't really been given permission to take over?

Scorsese himself has never really been given his due from the Academy (The Departed is his only film that deserves a best picture award? Really?!).