Sentence examples for it may really from inspiring English sources
Even senior voices in a nation more familiar with the risks of demagoguery than any other are asking whether it may really be wise for Germany to hitch its wagon to Trump.
It may really be that you're doing the wrong thing.
"But under that, in the $10,000 to $15,000 range, it may really help you".
It may really be time then to ask Andrew Strauss to reconsider his retirement.
WHEN America's president starts advising investors that there is value to be had from buying equities, it may really be time to panic.
Now the Bayeux Tapestry, the great graphic depiction of the Norman Conquest, is to cross the Channel at last — although it may really be a homecoming.
She may have feelings of guilt, confusion, or sadness about it, and may really just not want to talk about it.
It all may really come down to the skill with which the United States manipulates the carrots and sticks in upcoming negotiations with President Hassan Rouhani.
But if you do, and are relatively good at making it, he may really like you if you made him a cup of tea.
"It may be really big or really modest, I don't know".
"It may sound really corny," he said, "but I really left a piece of myself in there.
