Sentence examples for really a world from inspiring English sources
It's really a world of hurt".
Is that really a world you want to live in?
This always felt right: isolation emphasizes the meditative, immersive quality of these works, which are really a world unto themselves.
10.40am: "Was that really a world record for the cyclists?" asks Andrew Jolly, who says that the Australian television coverage has not mentioned it at all.
"The UK was really a world leader in terms of making the TV much more of a two-way conversation rather than 'here we are, this is what you're going to be watching tonight'".
Sucking up to cultured despisers theologians have attempted to show that religion wasn't really as despicable as the enlightened imagined because it was really ethics or really a "world view" (compounded of credulity and sentimentalism).
"It is not really a world-time watch because certain fractional time zones are not reflected, like the half time zones in India," he said.
Michael: Our world today is really a visual world - everyone, literally, has a camera in their pocket.
The world of asphalt really is a world unto itself.
"It really is a world unto itself," said Ms. Blankenship, 72.
Do we really want a world in which no one is ever rude?
