Sentence examples for not being really from inspiring English sources

To be critical is to risk being attacked as not being really Welsh, or even of being anti-Welsh.

"Not being really confident in my singing," Buck wrote, he invited several of these friends to sing lead.

The film has been criticised for not being really political, for offering a nostalgic view of the period's militantism, drained of its incendiary petrol.

His aim is to show that guns, not being really suited to warfare in America before the Civil War, were pretty rare.

Twice my much-beloved party shoes with three-inch heels were singled out by officials as not being really Oscar-worthy.

As he puts it, "There are no hang-ups about not being really Jewish because your ancestors weren't in the concentration camps".

Besides, some positive samples which are not confirmed may not be really the false positive ones.

Because this is a retrospective analysis, the measurement could not be really double blinded.

Except that they haven't been, really.

"And who wouldn't be, really?

A. I haven't been really listening to anything.