Sentence examples for in how really from inspiring English sources

Von Spakovsky, for his part, recalled the drama on the ground as less than thrilling: "It was a lesson in how really boring vote counting can be".

Right now, however, the dancers in Universal Ballet seem to believe wholeheartedly in "La Bayadere," but not always, alas, in how really good they are at dancing it.

"We're making progress in understanding how really long-lived people differ and don't differ from the general population," Rossi said.

I think folks are going to be surprised up to the last minute in terms of how really to think about Naomi and what she really wants.

In such a scenario, "We [will find out] in the first debate how really dumb he is," he said, chuckling.

But it's also about how, really, in the end, everything is going to be fine.

"We're really calling it the heartbeat of the organization, in how it really touches on everything and pulls all the different pieces of the company together".

It's really easy to dive into dramatic embellishment, but I was more interested in how things really went down".

But, our response is best demonstrated in how we really work with and help our clients through our commitment to their long-term interests.

In "How to Really Save the Economy" (Sunday Review, Sept. 11), Robert J. Barro urges a tax on consumer spending and elimination of the corporate income tax, among other ideas.

Most thinking people live in an uneasy and incoherent negotiation between how they think the world ought to be, and relaxing into the occasional wallow in how it really is.