Sentence examples for really amount from inspiring English sources

The knife blade is so small that it doesn't really amount to a hill of beans.

Eurobond ReprintsBut does France's new approach really amount to non-interference?

But does that really amount to "transformation," as Erskine would have it?

But does the withdrawal of an invitation really amount to censorship?

Intel, naturally, hopes that they will back down but much depends on what the "business-practice provisions" really amount to.

That was fine advice, but the works Lincoln Center assembled did not really amount to a coherent festival.

"What it really amounts to is exploration," the president said.

"What this really amounts to is vertical integration," he said.

Some Asians remain unsure about whether the strategic, military pivot really amounts to much.

He started to question whether the "passion to serve humanity" really amounts to anything.

America's so-called "tax-free e-commerce" really amounts to mass tax evasion.