Sentence examples for not really supporting from inspiring English sources

"Mike Bloomberg, I mean he's not really supporting the people of New York," she said.

"The family members that were witnesses to this are not really supporting the story that she purposely killed the hamster," said a law enforcement official.

"I got the feeling that American people are not really supporting one player, but they just want a big show," he said.

Indeed, brothers and friends ended up on opposite sides despite not really supporting either one.

You're creating the type of confrontation that can lead to transformation, but you're not really supporting the transformation until it becomes something sustainable.

Thus, this is not really supporting evidence.

Americans do not really support free enterprise and more specific polling data bears this out.

Fortunately, the underlying research does not really support such simple conclusions.

First, President René Préval did not really support it, seeing it as a usurpation of power, several former commission members said.

If he does not really support in vitro fertilization, it is hypocritical for him to be parading an infant conceived using in vitro for a photo op.

He provoked an angry response by claiming that the rank and file members of these organisations might not really support the freeze.