Sentence examples for o really from inspiring English sources

O, let us now merely rejoice for a minute of blessed silence… Actor: O, really?

The person who made up the O really sat down and thought about that.

Frank Wisner, the special envoy to the mess in Egypt, thinks that Mubarak needs to stay in power, and his stance caused confusion given the fact that the White House had eventually worked it's way around to saying "NOW" instead of "LATER" or "SOON" or "WHY CAN'T WE TALK ABOUT WINNING THE FUTURE?" Kerry says that everyone's position is "crystal clear" -- O, REALLY?

"No-o, not really," he said with a smile that made me think I wasn't the first adult to ask this question.

Wait, are the O's really are allowed to do that?

O Mai really is the sort of place to cause exclamation.

Witnessing the ravages of AIDS on their noblest old friends, Billy and Elaine grasp what Prospero's "Now my charms are all o'erthrown" really means.

It looks for all the world as though the process of "remodeling" O is really just an elaborate means of dismantling and reassembling O′.

O: This really just means that there are new tradeoffs between existing functionality of the IPv4 internet and continued expansion until we can get things moved over to IPv6.

Are I-O coefficients really stable?

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