Sentence examples for not really over from inspiring English sources

The band's story, it turns out, is not really over, not yet — and the mourning, it was for naught.

The band's story, it turns out, is not really over, not yet—and the mourning, it was for naught.

Homer, a rare artist who cannot lie, grasps and conveys that the Civil War was not really over, as it may never be.

"History would suggest that maybe this crisis is not really over," Roubini told Bloomberg News in May.

It's very likely his teeth were an issue, leading to us being fascinated (well, not really) over what kind of false teeth he had.

That's when I realized the fighting was not really over.

"I'm not really over-thinking it and wondering if it's going to work.

"We're not really over-physical, but one thing we have got is a team that are willing to work for each other.

It also means that, um, THE CONSOLE WAR isn't really over, the fact that nearly everyone on Planet Earth owns a Nintendo Wii notwithstanding.

I suspect that the issue would take amendment to the regulations to resolve, as DWP guidance couldn't really over-rule a binding U[pper]T[ribunal] decision.

Don't really over-do it with the eyes at first.