Sentence examples for if he really really from inspiring English sources

But in an era of redefining physical limits, an era of 40-something Olympians like Dara Torres, it seems unfair to force Muster into an ageist box if he really (really) wants to play elite tennis again.

He held a secret belief that he could, if he really really really wanted to, become President, but he didn't want to, enjoyed his personal freedoms too much — in any case, politicians were chumps.

Either King does not really have a clue what Watergate and Iran-Contra were all about or he simply thinks if he really, really believes, wishes upon a star, picks a crop of four-leaf clovers and asks Santa, he and his party will luck into a scandal big enough to topple a president they despise.

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We acknowledged that strong feelings were superior to original happiness, and promised never to ask the other if she or he really, really, really loved him or her, in the faith that affinity was love, and we had affinity.

What American, if he were really, really sick, would voluntarily go to Canada, Germany, France or Sweden?

"If he's really, really tired, I take [his tea] up to him".

"You know, I have a talk with him, see if he's really into it, if he really wants to do it.

Ms. Minnelli, who sang a version of "If He Really Knew Me" ("He really knew me, oh my Marvin") with piano accompaniment by Michael Feinstein, introduced her performance as "a wonderful memory of a splendid, splendid friend".

If he really is gone, if he really is dead, then political obituaries will most likely remember Osborne in one of two ways.

The infamous Iraqi president is said to have finished writing the book right before the 2003 US invasion of Iraq, although no one really knows if he really wrote it or hired a ghostwriter.