Sentence examples for have no really from inspiring English sources

And I have no really compelling explanations.

"It's a thrilling acquisition, we have no really good early image of Hepworth and it is a beautiful painting by Ethel Walker, who is now little known but a very interesting artist in her own right.

Reading newspapers had turned out to be one of the habits, like gum chewing, that have no really deep hold; people found they could take them or leave them alone.

It's reasonable to suspect there might be a female corollary to TDS. "We have no really good reasons not to expect that women are as sensitive to environmental chemicals as the males are," says Jens Peter Bonde, a professor of occupational medicine at Århus University Hospital in Copenhagen.

"But you really have no right".

They really have no excuse".

Merkel has no really strong political ideas.

Apart from Rolls-Royce plc and BAE Systems, Britain has no really large, home-grown manufacturing firms.

Some other authors, however, maintain that humidification has no really significant effect on adherence to chronic NIV [ 13].

Many customers don't even have kids — no, really.

I have no preferences, really.