Sentence examples for pursued a really from inspiring English sources

The Ukip leader told LBC radio yesterday: "We in Britain, and I've seen evidence in other European countries too, have pursued a really rather gross policy of multiculturalism.

The chief executive of a group that produced the controversial video about the Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony has hit back at criticisms of its strategy and spending decisions, insisting the organisation was pursuing a "really deep, thoughtful, very intentional and strategic campaign".

As a young man, he pursued a dream that was really his mother's: that he should become a doctor.

"They have not really aggressively pursued a trade-off between inflation and unemployment.

This is actually one of those times that I'm hoping that we're being duped somehow, because telling users they've done something wrong when really all you're doing is pursuing a sales quota is really, really distasteful.

While it's always important to pursue a career you really want, it's also worth exploring new avenues.

Which leaves 94,999,999,997.4 people to pursue a future making really precisely crafted hamburgers.

I actually didn't really pursue a lot of gigs for about two years. .

NF: In order to really pursue a new thing like film, I'd have to put theatre down for a while and I said I would, but it just doesn't work like that.

Michael Strahan knocked the ball from the hands of Atlanta quarterback Doug Johnson early in the first quarter today, and as Brandon Short reached for the recovery, he could not have known that he was really pursuing a twist of fate.

After attending a private high school, she chose to apply to Columbia ("because I wanted to go to a very good school in New York City") and to pursue a military career ("I really wanted to earn something").