Sentence examples for it really one from inspiring English sources

Is it really one of the streetcars named Desire on the French Quarter line that inspired Tennessee Williams's play title?

Now, Fast Five is an undeniably fun film – the kind of movie you stumble into with your expectations around your ankles, only to be pleasantly surprised by its gimmickry and technical flair and wit – but is it really one of the films of the year?

Was it really One of the Most Transformative Records in Rock History?

I said to him that one of my goals was to build more cohesiveness and integration across Harvard to make it really one university, and to help these deans help me invest in that notion.

Was it really one of the first instruments to appear in the Venetian Court?

It's really one of Chicago's new frontiers now".

In either domain, it is really one big cattle call.

"It's really one of the key issues," he said.

It's really one joke stretched out over four episodes.

"It's really one of the most misunderstood issues".

"It's really one of those movies like 'Seinfeld,' " Mr. Morris said.