Sentence examples for really adopted from inspiring English sources

"Joshua has really adopted it as a commitment," he said.

Few theorists of this sort really adopted any thoroughgoing eliminativism, however.

"I've really adopted it because I think the casual nature of it really sets the tone," Mr. Goyal said of meeting poolside.

New York City never really adopted that approach, and as a result the city's allotment from the federal government began to decrease.

Moses himself was once accused of being a renegade Muslim, but he was able to prove that he had never really adopted the faith of Islam and so was exonerated.

From my boyhood I have been a constant voter with the Democratic party in all essential elections; I have thought that party to be upright and straight-forward in all the principles it has really adopted.

Did the Yankees really adopt pinstripes because they made Babe Ruth look slimmer?

Sharia is so abstract, yet so everyday, it's hard to ban, (sorry Denis) and you can't really adopt it either because much of it is at odds with British law and society in general (sorry Rowan).

"You're not really adopting an animal, but a species of animal," cautioned Ric Brewer, a publishing and Web site manager who worked on the Web site of the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle.

I really adopt what G. Gordon Liddy said, 'Just tell me what corner you want me to stand on.' " Miller is beginning to understand what his impact is, although he refuses to compare it to the influence once wielded by Howard Cosell.

I canvas my fellow women... will they really adopt this garment into their lives?