Sentence examples for not really performed from inspiring English sources

"The UK business this year has not really performed as good as we had hoped and not as good as competitors have performed and that was a management issue so we have replaced the management in the UK and started a turnaround plan," he said.

We've not had a great deal of lady luck, we've not really performed to the levels we know we are capable of.

As a test of Vietnamization, the incursion was praised by American generals and politicians alike, but the Vietnamese had not really performed alone.

According to the most skeptical of D-Wave's detractors, because Orion can function as a slow analog computer, it's possible that Orion was not really performing quantum operations at all when it was demonstrated at the Computer History Museum.

Moon disliked drum solos, and did not really perform them; the only one I have seen is atrociously bad, a piece of anti-performance art — Moon sloppy and mindless, apparently drunk or stoned or both, and almost collapsing into the drums while he pounds them like pillows.

In this task, the subject is asked to continuously image to flex his left arm but not really perform an actual motion while he is gazing at the marker at the endpoint of the robot arm as shown in Figure 4 task 3.

As a result I wound up not really performing those songs that much.

"It's brought a lot of talented queens to light," Bunny concluded about Drag Race, which recently wrapped its seventh television season (more than twice Drag U's lifespan!), "But you're not really performing your own act".

Not really performing arts, more like visual arts.

Wave at the mirror gently, smiling, a good, straight posture and your hair in a weird hairstyle (It doesn't matter because you are not really performing!) Now remember, be yourself in a disguise of someone else- if you get me!

For all the support the teams get, in the last couple of seasons they haven't really performed – both QPR last year and Crystal Palace in 2013 won 1-0, with at least a 90-minute wait for the first and only goal.