Sentence examples for may really come from inspiring English sources

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.

There is the quick and fun process of navigating your way around a city — using your finger you can zoom in and out of locations, and walk around buildings, and collapse them if there are too many in your way to get a good perspective — features that may really come into their own in Recce's games-platform strategy.

But the fact is that since he made that commitment, your time may really come with a vengeance, unfortunately.

For example, a vendor may be selling certain items under a second certificate, which legitimately allows him to sell for another farm; or stickered fruit may really come from a farmer's packinghouse.

Beethoven's music may really have come from the heart.

But Varla may really have come to avenge her mother's untimely death at a pool party.

We've been here before, but this time the stars may really be coming into alignment.

You may feel you have a bias but have not really come to a conclusion that it should be abandoned.

Everywhere he's been, there may be criticism coming from people, but it didn't really come from his teammates".

"It's really come back".

We have really come together.