Sentence examples for not really determined from inspiring English sources

But one of Europe's little secrets is that Euroscepticism and Europhilia are not really determined by the head, but by the heart (and life-story).

The myth is most often treated as a lesson in man's utter subjection to fate, but Schnackenberg is more interested in the helplessness of Apollo, who does not really determine the action but simply transmits the decrees of fate.

"Whether the young person is getting transferred to adult court or not really determines the rest of their life," she said.

Although the expression of mesenchymal markers indicates that a cell may undergo EMT, it does not really determine the extent to which epithelial cells are engaged in the EMT process.

"We haven't really determined a point where the 'h' went to a 'j', " said Steve Bloom, the former editor of High Times magazine.

She wasn't really determined to move, she said, until a friend became sick and she realized that she shouldn't put off her dream of living by the water.

"The truth is that the level of detail in the models isn't really determined by scientific constraints," says Tim Palmer, a physicist at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom who advocates stochastic approaches to climate modeling.

Most of us know that, but we aren't really determined to go on.

"You can't really determine that," he said.

But I can't really determine any difference in daylight behavior.

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