Sentence examples for not really found from inspiring English sources

Her job is inherently sociable, you would think, but when I ask how life there is going, she says: "I've not really found my people".

The Yankees have looked into ways to void Rodriguez's contract and have not really found any, but there is a possibility that when Major League Baseball presents its evidence against Rodriguez, an avenue to void the contract may present itself.

"You got a chance to meet and greet different guys on the team, guys you had met before but not really found out about what he and his family have gone through".

The fact that most polls suggest that he does not, Republicans say, is evidence of a campaign that often seems haphazard and of a candidate who has still not really found his voice.

Medical experts and professional organizations point out that just like other hormones, bioidentical hormones are not really found in nature, and that they are available in many commercial hormone products, where they are more likely to be covered by health insurance.

Director Stephen Frears, who brought the same televisual sensibility to his similarly overpraised chamber piece The Queen, doesn't seem to know whether he's making a comedy, a tragedy or an arch parody, and gives every impression of having not really "found" the movie until he got into the editing room.

In truth, they may not really find out for years, say experts.

Therefore, according to Aristotle, people do not really find it unclear which appearances to take as true.

Yet after some outside scrutiny, researchers found the Neumark study did not really find evidence of job loss.

But we haven't really found a place to go".

But we haven't really found the vehicles to compete with what's coming at us".