Sentence examples for not really opened from inspiring English sources

"We have not really opened the front line there yet.

panel ruled that European Union policies constituted an illegal "de facto moratorium" on the planting of genetically modified seeds, some farmers, like Mr. Fidenato, and seed producers like Monsanto complain that Europe still has not really opened its doors.

I went to the hospital the next day, worried because I could not really open my mouth or see well.

With the exception of minimalism's practitioners, like Narciso Rodriguez, the designers this season giving their clothes a minimalist cleanup might be doing interesting things, but they are not really opening our eyes to what's possible with a minimalist form, if it even can be called that.

Essentially: The FCC (at least publicly) did not really open a formal investigation into Colbert and his show, but is simply reviewing complaints.

"If you are not really open it's hard because you have to respect the laws here, respect the culture here because you live in Germany, not Syria".

So you're not really going to get the help you need if you're not really opening up and telling them what's really going on.

"The age of science fiction films hasn't really opened yet," Mr. Cassutt says.

But we haven't really opened the batting because the legislation hasn't been introduced," he said.

Accordingly, producers seem to believe that if a show has not opened somewhere in the vicinity of 42nd Street, it hasn't really opened at all.

Before today, I hadn't really opened it that much since, but it honestly seems like I haven't been missing much.