Sentence examples for it is really through from inspiring English sources

It is really through family friends who knew each other since childhood.' So their friendship became something else while he was studying in England?

It is really through our own creativity that we are reborn.

"It was really through Bob's perseverance that the show was produced" Mr. Felcher said.

"It's really through working with her and her company that has made my path".

"It was really through connections with his father-in-law's influence that he got elected".

"It's really through the arts that you get the true pulse of what is Cuban," Dr. Fernandez noted.

"But it's really through her training that she has been able to achieve to the point where she's being sought out by college recruiters".

So it was really through working with him that I hit upon the idea of travelling with Roger Winter, who's a longtime advocated for the south [of Sudan].

"It's encouraging that Wal-Mart understands that the path forward in agriculture isn't through making the big bigger, it's really through encouraging the small and medium-sized farms," she said.

It was really through the work that I did with him, and at the time I was doing a lot of experimental theatre, and I was on stage all the time.

… it's really through mistakes that one learns … if you end up in an exercise scenario where things do not work well, you can use that at an actual event, where you can change the things that did not work.