Sentence examples for not really talked from inspiring English sources

Prado said he and Funny Cide's jockey, JOSE SANTOS, had not really talked about the Haskell all week at Saratoga.

"When I was at school, we all knew that bullying happened, but it was not really talked about," explained the Secretary of State during the launch of his pals' new song "RU Cyber Safe".

"Our sense is that in the last few years the Chinese developed their own ideas for their own system and have not really talked to anybody else — not to us, nor to the Americans and nor to the Russians," said Paul Verhoef, who heads the Galileo project at the European Commission.

According to Hiltunen, if your colleagues oppose a signal or it is not really talked about (taboo) it can be considered a weak signal.

What's not really talked about is that this is also a test of their relationship.

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They're not really talking to me anyway.

COHEN -- We're not really talking about the consumer collapsing.

"I'm not really talking about," Posada said.

We're not really talking about Harvey, per se.

"People did not really talk about their work.