Sentence examples for in which really from inspiring English sources

He assured me, though, that he was getting it "re-leathered" soon and has "a glass cabinet at home that I keep my belts in", which really put my mind at rest.

The standard model employed by banks — named for the German mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss — is one in which really bad days happen rarely and horrible days almost never.

Both Mead and Ellis testify to the myriad ways in which really good books not only stand the test of repeat reads, but also bestow fresh gifts each time we crack their spines.

It also has a flash built in, which really helps with group or solo shots that are taken when the drone is just a few feet away from you.

Shades is not even close to Bertolucci's commercial sexualized break-out film Last Tango in Paris (1972) in which really a lot of Maria Schneider was on objectified display but Marlon Brando's equipment remained sheathed from prying eyes.

Indeed, the first editor of this volume is competing with himself for much the same market in 'Prostate Cancer: Principles and Practice', published by Lippincott, also in 2002, which really is a comprehensive treatise on the subject.

"It's now out in Turkish, which really surprised me, because, after all, it's a Muslim country".

The sentence was life in prison, which really means life; Louisiana is notorious for not granting parole to lifers.

Then he went to the Christian school, where he said: "I could learn Latin and take classes in logic, which really appealed to me at the time.

"And that could prevent further spread, especially in areas which really don't have the resources to contain an outbreak". .

There is an unfortunate irony in this which really goes to the heart of the issue.