Sentence examples for is really saying something from inspiring English sources

For DVF to say it's a really tough room is really saying something".

He has already acknowledged that electricity is Pakistan's "biggest problem", which is really saying something.

That campaign is considered by historians to be one of the dirtiest in American history, which is really saying something.

Her Eva Perón was the least bearable Eva Perón in history, which is really saying something.

Few bureaucracies are as horizon-limiting as New York's, which is really saying something.

It is one of the most duplicitous and pernicious moments in Nixon's political career – which, considering his larger crimes, is really saying something.

(And that's really saying something.

It may be that when your fathers say that the food in a particular restaurant is not substantial enough, they are really saying something else.

And that's really saying something considering the competition includes the ubiquitous DVD player, and Apple's own hyper-popular iPod and iPhone.

I was too girly to fit in on the gay scene, though, and that's really saying something.

Genuinely a dish I'd like to eat again – and when it comes to airline food, that's really saying something.