Sentence examples for not really survey from inspiring English sources
It is about something that is not really survey at all.
His presence in "Double Take" does not really make the history surveyed in the film resonate with more strangeness than it already possesses.
But if the overall numbers of the poll are of some significance, the notion that Mr. Obama is in much danger of losing his African-American voters is not really justified by the survey.
Actually, not really, but Samsung commissioned a survey that basically says that parents who text are closer to their kids.
It's just a survey course, not really deep tech, but it does give students a taste of what the mainframe world is like.
And in my casual survey of the Not Really Into Its, who frequently like to make their opinion known on Twitter, in their blogs, and in the comments sections of others' blogs, there's a surprising amount of commentary along the lines of "ew, I think James Oseland is gay".
Trevor Davis, who led the I.B.M. survey, argued: "The absolute number is not really what is of great interest here.
You're not really old until you reach 75, according to a survey of attitudes towards older people.
You couldn't really do a survey until SurveyMonkey and its founder really invented this new online survey platform.
You may get unsubscribed when they figure out that you didn't really take the "survey".
