Sentence examples for really a number from inspiring English sources

Their house, which was behind a red gate, was really a number of buildings joined together — cement improvisations with raw concrete steps and half-stacked cinder blocks.

I must be really out of touch if there are really a number of people out here who could be offended by these photos.

"They are just a bunch of letters – a lot of people might not recognise what those chemicals are, or what they mean, but they are really a number of bad actor chemicals," said Singla.

Rocos said shopper habits were changing rapidly, with Black Friday on the rise while the following Monday, previously the biggest online shopping day of the year, was "not really a number at all".

But the score is not really a number – it's a visual score.

The system redundancy and robustness are considered as uncertainties, due to the fact that really a number of events are possible, expressed by the entropy concept in probability theory, conditioned by operational and failure modes, respectively.

"Not really a numbers guy".

At the end of an episode that involves a foursome and also some personal disappointment, Belle turns to the camera and says, "Sex is really a numbers game.

On the first of February, only thirty-one weeks along not a particularly good number, not really a good number at all—Hayley, well . . . it became necessary to go to the hospital.

"That really did a number on me," he said.

"You really did a number on me at Aiglon".