Sentence examples for he really finds from inspiring English sources

But when he finds his range, he really finds his range and that's what he does on the next.

When he finally does, he works eagerly and at the end of two hours, he really finds that he liked it very much.

Maybe what he really finds objectionable is a world where readers are no longer content to let the full waterfall of an author's words wash over them, and then sit and contemplate the genius of those words in isolation from any other words, and how fortunate they are to have gotten a glimpse into the author's mind for only the $18 price of a hardcover from Amazon.

"He really did," she recalled, "he really found me".

"He really found his thing when he started doing readings in the gallery," his wife said.

"He really found fault with so many ways that people of color are treated in America; it infuriated him.

But what he really found infuriating was when she pried into the private lives of public men.

Ken Downing, the fashion director at Neiman Marcus, said: "When Zac decided to go back to his roots, he really found his stride again, and customers came back enthusiastically.

"He really found his voice as a writer in Lowell, before he went off and relocated to New York and the larger world," Mr. Marion said.

After my father and Jutta sold the family home, that was when he really found himself on his own, at a relatively young age.

It remains a point of contention whether he really found an honest way to dispose of philosophical questions or merely succeeded in changing the subject of conversation by the sheer force of his personality.