Sentence examples for really a short from inspiring English sources

"Le Spectre de la Rose" is really a short reverse-gender view of the situation in "Chopiniana".

The title of his post, which was really a short note to other climate researchers and activists, was "Silence Is Deadly".

In fact, "We Can Have Peace in the Holy Land" is really a short op-ed article disguised as a book.

Most are narrated by Buddy, the writer in the family, who says at the outset of "Zooey" that "what I'm about to offer isn't really a short story at all but a sort of prose home movie".

Pierre isn't really a short, sharp sort of writer; his skill, most potently exercised in his Booker Prize-winning 2003 debut Vernon God Little, is for messy, pungent, rambling anecdotes told in attention-seeking language.

The music video is really a short dance film, directed by Justin Peck, one of the most interesting young choreographers working in ballet today, and is produced by his frequent collaborator, Ezra Hurwitz.

Debt relief is really a short-term fix.

Tapping the reserve "is really a short-term policy targeted at home heating oil," said Laura D'Andrea Tyson, a former chief economic adviser in the Clinton White House who is now the dean of the Haas School of Business at the University of California at Berkeley.

"This is really a short-term situation that is more noticeable during our current period of increased seasonal demand".

"It is really just a short walk to an entirely privatized war.

It really was a short cut to getting to know people and building up trust and rapport, and it was excellent fun," he adds.