Sentence examples for not really formulated from inspiring English sources
It is precisely the more "liberal" scholars in Britain and the United States who have been most reluctant to deal with the scrolls, for the reason that these liberals tend to assume that the doctrines known as Christian were not really formulated till several generations after Jesus's death, and especially, as I have said, that the Gospel of John came late and was influenced by Gnostic thought.
Even if it does, the EU does not really formulate or carry out that policy (the troops in Afghanistan are NATO's; the Iranian diplomacy is pursued by Britain, France and Germany).
That's a big challenge…There's also a challenge around really formulating the recipe, because I have to scientifically work it out; it's not like cooking with sugar, where there's a bunch of information available.
Sometimes people act like they're listening, but they're really formulating their own thoughts in their head.
It's at this precise time of discomfort where I began to really formulate.
This suggests that they are not really being used to formulate policy, but are instead seen as a hurdle to be cleared once a course of action has already been decided.Nor are they being used to hold ministers to account.
If you find yourself formulating a response before the other person has finished speaking, you're not really listening.
However, in some cases the asymptote is not really horizontal.
This participant said, "Not really I think.
