Sentence examples for he has really seen from inspiring English sources

I wonder how much of Amityville he has really seen.

The narrator wonders if he has really seen him at all, then knows that he hasn't.

Only The Onion could have imagined the White House briefing last week where a CBS News correspondent asked the press secretary, Robert Gibbs, if he had "really seen rage from the president" and to "describe it".

Plenty of others suggested that he had really seen a tree trunk, a huge eel, a seal, an otter, an upturned boat or a ripple of wind on water.

"He had really seen what reading labels and truly understanding what he was putting into his body could do.

Safire, in his political dictionary published in 2008, recollected that when he asked Moore, some years after the inauguration, whether he had really seen the girl holding the sign, or whether he had imagined it, "his eyes took on a faraway look".

Of course, the only person who has really seen it all before is Bill Murray in Groundhog Day.

"But the public, throughout this past century, has really seen education in very instrumental, very practical terms".

I think the world has really seen the first international rivalry".

Would they dare disclose what they have really seen or heard [to the tourists]?

I don't think anyone has really seen it as being their responsibility.