Sentence examples for really adhered from inspiring English sources

While the U.K. joined the EU in 1973, it never really adhered to the ideological goal of a "closer union" between states.

It remains unclear if the patients really adhered to their statin medication.

"People don't really adhere to them," Terri says.

And unlike most of the "Man" movies whose endings — good prevails over evil — are never in doubt, Mr. Snyder said, "We don't really adhere to that concept".

Huang and Granger are the only ones who really adhere to the description, although she uses white pepper and he goes for black.

"If they recover guns used in shootings, they should be able to track where the gun was purchased and then track the person who purchased the gun, and then you can discover if the owner of the gun shop is really adhering to the law".

"Over thirty years, we may have changed, or gone to new countries, decided that we were going to work with governments — but if you really adhere to our mission, it means that more and more things have to fit on our platform," Dahl said.

"I urge the public to really adhere to the road signs and if there's any fear of going through the water, to avoid it at all costs".

"Sm@rt Stickrs' unique mix of social messaging personalization really adheres to the mobile tech zeitgeist playbook," adds Totle, chewing the end off his cigar and spitting it into the bowels of an ashtray shaped like the Peloponnesus.

Tracks or artists that didn't really adhere to the more popular sound of that time.

Okay, I do not really adhere to it [the diet] as I am a chef by trade.