Sentence examples for not really given from inspiring English sources

Whereas in Newham, it's not really given to you – you're not really told you can succeed.

So they've not really given Bernie Sanders a chance even though he's talking about the issues important to us".

Flattered by the suggestion of seeking the governorship, Senator Turner said she had not really given any thought to running for higher office.

Carnival, in Goethe's words, was "a festival that is not really given to the people, but one that the people give themselves".

Thus the problem-solver is not really "given" the set of possible solutions; instead he is given some process for generating the elements of that set in some order.

Process "is not really given a chance to bloom" these days, Ms. Cochran said, adding that she sees the project as being "about the future -- of the choreographers, the students and my relationship with D.T.W".

"We're not really giving them information they can use".

And to really not really give a damn what they're wearing?

Sadly, the campaign did not really give Americans meaningful debate on the country's fiscal direction.

They invoke the respectable mantle of originalism, while not really giving a hoot for the original Constitution.

For low SNR p used, i.e., −11 dB and less, an increase of the sensing time does not really give significant improvement of the sensing qualities.