Sentence examples similar to o we really from inspiring English sources

They watch US TV shows with black stars, such as Empire and Scandal, while Touré says: "The role model for me and Assa, the American actress we really love, is Lupita Nyong'o – she's really an icon of African woman".

He loudly condemned the government's plan to help people stay in their homes and asked, "(D o we really want to subsidize the losers' mortgages"?

Today, the company is launching the first developer preview of the next version of its mobile operating system, currently code-named Android O (but we're really hoping it'll become Android Oreo once it's released).

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

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

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.

We'll talk about what O really means in a bit.

"The 'O Brother' music really shed light on musical styles a lot of people really didn't know much about," said Phil Gallo, Billboard's senior correspondent for TV and film music.

Logical, I suppose, since we often talk of Nineteen-O-Five; yet when did the habit of using O when you really mean nought become acceptable?

And this is where This is what O really means.