Sentence examples for is really past from inspiring English sources

Besides, if the nomination fight is really past due, why can't Democrats just decide on a candidate and we'll call it over, at least until summer?

"It's really past time for him to be held to the same standards," she said.

"It's really past time for him to be held to the same standards," she told CNN on Monday night.

Second, it's really past time for the press -- and academics -- to stop being blinded by "large N" studies (this one had 10 million subjects) and remembering the basics of social science research.

Turn them into rags if the charity isn't able to recycle them, or they're really past it.

For Coca-Cola, "our biggest competitor is really our past," Mr. Tripodi said, referring to the fabled heritage of the Coca-Cola brand, and "our biggest challenge is really our present".

But, for Bruce, the future is really the past.

"I'm saying that until you secure the border and enforce the laws, any discussion about anything else is really looking past the very things we have to do".

Yet like most writing about the future, this story is really about the past.

My past is really so trite, it could be the past of the whole creative class of a certain era.

But "we're past the days of radical innovation where somebody is really going to blow past a competitor".