Sentence examples for not really research from inspiring English sources

The study of English, to be sure, suffers from its own discontents: it isn't a science, and so the "research" you do is, as my colleague Louis Menand has pointed out, archival futzing aside, not really research.

In fact, one could argue that these are not really research questions, since potential answers are readily available in the CEFR literature.

I didn't really research anything for my film Trash Humpers, I just did it – just lived like a homeless person and it was great.

I didn't really research this much but IK Multimedia provided this link for comparing the sound with an un-named competitor.

That "research" wasn't really research at all, but the very misleading use of an official figure.

I didn't really research actual teenagers and I definitely didn't go to the countryside and speak to students.

She isn't really researching Kevin, David and Elijah's condition; quite the opposite.

It's not really a research project or something that's insurmountable.

It's not really academic research, but it's so rewarding hearing from people who you've helped". "You helped me," I say.

Ultimately I just couldn't stop thinking of the pain and suffering that had happened on the island and then since I'm not really a research based artist I had to think of what my own pain and suffering has been, and somehow my mind kept on going back to suicide not my own suicide, but the suicide of people that I have known.

The best home for this study is probably in the Opinion category within Biology Direct - this is not really a research paper.