Sentence examples for really a word from inspiring English sources

It's not really a word, but a sentence.

But is "apartheid" really a word best left forgotten?

"There's not really a word for it or any way to describe playing Superman," he added.

Once, when conversation was flagging at the table, he turned to me and said, "You know, Soweto is not really a word - it stands for South Western Township".

After some extra coaching from two more conductors, Jonathan Papp and Anthony Legge, it's back to Covent Garden and McGrath and Rosewell for some last-minute conducting revision, while Sir Mark looks on beknightedly (I know that's not really a word, but you know what I mean).

Our final winner is Claire McFall who won the older readers category of the Scottish children's book awards, with her very first novel Ferryman (published by Templar): It's not really a word, but I feel it's the only appropriate expression to describe how I feel: awesomeness!" What's Ferryman about?

I have to be really - a word I am loath to use - present".

Yes, trilemma really is a word.

But I don't really have a word for him".

The much-lauded Jerusalem would be a disaster, leading to endless discussions about whether "builded" really is a word.

"Does anybody really believe a word of this movie?" Pauline Kael groaned in her thoroughgoing critique of the film.