Sentence examples for is really water from inspiring English sources

And the publicly owned land is really water -- Nantucket Sound, which separates the Cape from Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket.

If fire is really water, then water is really fire.

If water is everything, then fire is really water.

Thus, on this view, when Thales says that the first principle is water, he should be understood as claiming both that the original state of things was water and that even now (despite appearances), everything is really water in some state or another.

Aristotle's account suggests that it does, that Anaximenes, for instance, would have thought that stone was really air, although in an altered state, just as we might say that ice is really water, cooled to a point where it goes from a liquid to a solid state.

"Hydrogen and oxygen are really water and a lot of electricity," said William L. Ramsey, Honeywell's vice president for the supply chain.

Nikki has a special drink that most bartenders know about, it looks like alcohol but it's really water.

"A lot of times in America, Christianity can be really watered down so people just become Sunday Christians," said Vivian Lee '09.

I think the jack of all trades mentality that was so prevalent in society, mainly perpetuated thru the internet, was really watering down the quality of design and services.

But as with all things nuclear, the dispute transcends the issue immediately at hand, and some question whether the debate is really about water.

"This is really uncharted water.