Sentence examples for really all one from inspiring English sources

Are we really all one, as we are being reminded seemingly on daily basis?

The beds along our wall were really all one long bed, divided by gauzy curtains, covered by one long white sheet.

I don't agree with everything in it, and there are many other topics that could have been included, but it has certainly got me thinking, and that is really all one can ask of a book such as this.

We realize we really all are one.

It was a really all-around good one for us".

We were really one-on-one throughout that story.

These books — most of them were collections of previously published essays — were really all about one subject: modern India's abuse of its poor.

Cruyff's turn came to symbolise the Total Football being played at the 1974 World Cup by the Dutch, somewhat erroneously perhaps, as it's really all about one man's other-worldly skill.

The call for "conversation" as the solution then reinforces this idea that the legitimate problems with law enforcement vocalized by minority communities are really all just one big misunderstanding.

In a conference call with reporters, in which the draft criteria was announced, senior advisor for early learning in the Department of Education, Jacqueline Jones, stated that this program "is really all about one thing: making sure children enter kindergarten ready to succeed".

By presenting a narrator who is the stereotypical working-class Midwestern teenage boy in really all respects but one, Malloy cleverly uses one stereotype to cancel out another.