Sentence examples for never really adopted from inspiring English sources

New York City never really adopted that approach, and as a result the city's allotment from the federal government began to decrease.

Moses himself was once accused of being a renegade Muslim, but he was able to prove that he had never really adopted the faith of Islam and so was exonerated.

"There wasn't much of a proactive agenda for the type of large-scale weatherization or renewable energy deployment that he talked about doing in his campaign and as part of the stimulus that never really was adopted as part of the stimulus but that his administration was geared towards," said Slocum.

I begin to feel guilty, not just for saying I'd come when I didn't mean it, but also for never really giving my adopted hometown a proper chance.

When I adopted Awee, I never really explained to anyone how poor I was.

For most people with a weight issue, the challenges of adopting a healthier lifestyle never really go away.

I think because we adopted late in life we never really thought about splitting up.

But the service never really caught on, as other companies failed to adopt the technology.. Higgins hopes it will succeed where Microsoft has failed.

I have never really understood the fixation on whether or not women and men adopt the identity of feminist.

Sure, he could scare people about terrorism, but he would never really listen to the worst anti-Muslim voices on the right, let alone adopt their policies.

And it does make one wonder why a woman who has never really paused to draw breath felt the need to add to her family once more by adopting – and not without difficulty – her youngest child, Malawi-born Mercy, last year.