Sentence examples for really a target from inspiring English sources

"You always feel like Riverdale is not really a target, but it's vulnerable," he said.

After Manchester United, everyone said Firmino is not really a target striker.

He's big; he's not really a target man, but he's good with his feet, he can move around, and he can score goals.

"It's really a target amount of money each paper has to cut," which the company will not discuss, and there are multiple ways of arriving at it, she said.

"It was never really a target this season.

"So IoT devices are not really a target for the attackers — they are a vector.

"War for Bush was really a targeting drill".

Timing is really a targeting issue, because it's targeting in time.

I've made no plans about Rio, it's never really been a target.

He added: "When I work in China, they can really find a target to attack.

In narrative film, success is usually measured by generic, mass acceptance, whereas the documentarian doesn't really have a target audience, because there is no target audience for the truth.