Sentence examples for may have really from inspiring English sources

For once, it may have really mattered.

Investors may have really wanted to like Facebook on its first day as a public company, but it appears many have changed their minds.

All that Iago may have really intended to do, at the beginning, is get Cassio in trouble by claiming that he is sleeping with Othello's wife.

4 16 p.m. | Updated Investors may have really wanted to like Facebook on its first day as a public company, but it appears many have changed their minds.

But mental time travel — the ability to consciously relive past experiences and imagine the future — may have really taken off at the water's edge.

"Badain" depicts the ménage à quartre that may have really occurred when an 18th-century queen of Sweden received a handsome African slave as a gift.

It may be, in some cases, that the appointment may not have really been needed, although this is difficult to prove.

It was a big jump from Disney darling to a tongue-wagging, molly-endorsing sexpot, but Miley Cyrus may not have really made the leap after all.

It is possible that the participants may not have really understood the purpose of the reminder, which was to reinforce behavioral changes.

A study noted that the details of Sobotka PA and colleagues' analytical technique that reported in 1994 [ 202] were sketchy; they may not have really been observing isoprene because most chromatographic columns do not separate pentane from isoprene [ 202, 204].

Because you don't know them, they could be really skilled, or may have a really annoying strategy, if so, play without that person.