Sentence examples for not really bringing from inspiring English sources

These appointees are not really bringing anything to the town attorney's office".

Even in painting and traditional media, they are not really bringing what is going on right now".

So slowly I started not wearing as much Olympic apparel to practice and not wearing my Olympic ring anymore and not really bringing my medal to most appearances like I used to".

But we were not really brought up to work.

But "Good Television" does not really bring any fresh news from the familiar worlds it explores.

In a country whose landscape had been shaped by people for thousands of years, he argued, you could not really bring back pristine wilderness.

James H. Wendorf, executive director of the National Center for Learning Disabilities, said: "We're very concerned that students with disabilities are being hidden, pushed into corners and closets and not really brought into the assessment process.

It has been argued against Gadamer that his revaluation of tradition does not really bring its content to a point of critical reflection.

Moreover, his metaphors of creatures as riverbeds or windows through which the divine causal influence flows strongly suggest that he really does wish to hold that creatures themselves do not really bring anything about but are simply the conduits through which divine causality flows.

In the culture of scarcity the short-term tangible benefits matter much more, and too few success stories among their peers make them believe that having shares in a startup could not really bring any profit.

His performance received mediocre reviews, with Mike Ryan of The Huffington Post stating that he did not really bring "anything special to the table except having a nice attitude", and John Surico of GQ remarking that "while the night didn't necessarily disappoint, it also didn't dazzle".