Sentence examples for not really several from inspiring English sources

Before we sealed the deal with a handshake, he laughed quietly and whispered, "Not really," several times.

Marty: The man's bonkers / I'm not really /Several centuries old / Though I might be... Prus: What is your interest in the case?

It is precisely the more "liberal" scholars in Britain and the United States who have been most reluctant to deal with the scrolls, for the reason that these liberals tend to assume that the doctrines known as Christian were not really formulated till several generations after Jesus's death, and especially, as I have said, that the Gospel of John came late and was influenced by Gnostic thought.

Standardization on this critical issue has not really started despite several initiatives with organizations such as IEEE and ETSI.

According to Whigham, "Suárez's actions were not really unexpected, as several members of his immediate family had fallen victim to Gómez's wrath against the Colorados".

I didn't expect to make money off the book, and I haven't, really, though several of its few purchasers have been enthusiastic.

"What we are doing here has not really been attempted for several decades," Klein said.

"What we are doing here has not really been attempted for several decades," CEO and co-founder Alex Klein told me last year.

While intense lobbying efforts he has made on behalf of Macedonia over the past year or so have not really succeeded, in the last several months he has thrown the weight of his influence and his resources behind achieving Western aid for Ukraine, and there he has won at least a preliminary victory.

I'm not really sure, but I'll proffer several reasons.

They've played together as sidemen in several groups, but not really as a going concern until now.