Sentence examples similar to not really boiled from inspiring English sources

The chicken is boiled too -- not simmered, but really boiled -- for 10 minutes only; it finishes cooking in the liquid with the heat turned off.

"What it's really boiled down to is that we haven't executed.

"It really boiled down to one thing," Martin said.

It's really boiled down.

We may think it has something to do with smarts or with looks (and those definitely don't hurt), but what it really boils down to is confidence.

All it really boils down to it is whether or not you think big government is bad or big corporations are bad.

Here's what it really boils down to: Phones are one of, if not the, most important things we carry around each day.

"I was really boiling with rage," Giroux recalls.

Ultimately, what it really boils down to is price.

It really boils down to what the consumer wants.

"This merger really boils down to three things.