Sentence examples for really approach from inspiring English sources

"We really approach this from the perspective that a literary agent would with an author," Ms. Robinovitz said.

It's obvious, really – approach people on the day of the month they feel a bit less broke for five minutes.

It's something that I knew I wanted to write about, but it took me six novels to even really approach this material as extensively as I do here.

But I wanted to go toward these great mysteries of our life that we cannot really approach through reason but that I feel can be approached through music".

Tula as a site does not really approach the earlier Teotihuacán or the later Tenochtitlán in size, in the number of public buildings, or in estimated population, although studies indicate that Tula had a population of between 30,000 and 60,000.

"I couldn't really approach my club or the RFL.

I'm kind of stunned nobody's really approached it".

Both games were set up for classic finishes, but never really approached that particular level of excitement.

I had never really approached anything before this where I worried if an audience cared for a character.

Why not wait for clear evidence that the economy is really approaching capacity before doing anything that could be interpreted as tightening?

"I think if someone spoke to me about it [I might be interested] but no one's ever really approached me," he says.