Sentence examples for is really final from inspiring English sources
Death is the only part of life that is really final, and I learned about the awesomeness of finality during my 12 weeks with those two very dead people.
So it's Rafa v Novak on Friday in the semi-final that is really the final.
I suspect that this you-need-to-have-a-phone-in-case-of-a-calamity is really about final goodbyes.
But now researchers are wondering whether eliminating platelet stickiness is really the final answer in the aspirin story.
This is really the final chapter in that whole odyssey," said Dave Holmquist, general counsel for the Los Angeles Unified School District.
* Rep. Michelle Bachmann (R-IA) -- both politician and madwoman combined -- said that "if you look at FDR, LBJ, and Barack Obama, this is really the final leap towards socialism".
"We keep making this mistake over and over again, that young children are not observing what's going on around them, and we now know that experience is really the final architect of the brain, not DNA," he said.
Trevor Nunn, in the PBS miniseries Shakespeare Uncovered, states that he feels that Prospero is meant to represent Shakespeare himself, and that Prospero's final farewell to magic is really Shakespeare's final farewell to his audience.
As Peter Thiel says: "What if higher education is really just the final stage of a competitive tournament?
It has become increasingly clear that each of our psychiatric diagnoses is really a heterogeneous final common pathway with dozens, perhaps hundreds, of different pathogenetic pathways.
