Sentence examples for it really is, it's from inspiring English sources

"Let's call this for what it really is: It's not death with dignity.

"Let's call this for what it really is: It's not death with dignity," state Sen. Bob Huff (R-San Dimas) said after the End of Life Option Act was signed into law in October.

And that's a shame, because, as brilliant as Preacher is (and let's get this out of the way now – it really is), it's an oddly difficult show to love.

It really is, it's such [expletive] [expletive].

Perspiration functions to drop our skin temperature below that of the surrounding air, so if anyone is appreciating the temperature "as it really is," it's Henry.

However the public votes, Agatha Christie's picnic basket is not going into a skip: the university has become oddly fond of it, and whatever it really is, it's staying.

The phrase he uses most often in our conversation is "it's really complicated, isn't it?" And anyway, when he came to think about the show, his shifting idea of Britain, there were other things his mind was snagging on.

Buy it at BOL Nature as it really is Michael Morpurgo's The Silver Swan (Doubleday, £10.99) is beautiful, with its heart-stoppingly exquisite, smoky blue illustrations by Christian Birmingham.

"It's intriguing, but it really is this year's data that is going to tell us much more," says Dave Charlton, head of the Atlas group.

It really is Obama's alone.

"Coming out here to Newport Beach, Taylor used to call it 'God's country,' and it really is God's country.