Sentence examples for really arranged from inspiring English sources

As in most collection shows, the positioning of the artworks is not strictly chronological, and it is not really arranged by themes, at least not any that might easily be determined by the casual visitor.

It does so by using an industrial-size, hyper-precise altimeter: a single, powerful green laser split into six beams — three pairs of two, really, arranged to pass over the landscape in a predictable way.

He said, "I thank you for all that -- but will I have a role?" I said I couldn't really arrange that.

You just feel like you can't really arrange your life, you are arranging your life around the disease.

It's just a really simple track, really nice keyboards, arranged really well.

This has been an issue for so long it's a bit ridiculous, but it all has to do with the fact that Twitter really only arranges tweets by quality inside search results and in back-and-forth conversations.

"Really, humans have arranged themselves into networks for hundreds and thousands of years".

Does the unsparing way in which these festivities have been arranged really convince us any more of the couple's love for one other or does it, in fact, distract from what is really important?

Have some really fun things arranged for the dogs to play after the ceremony.

If I had a few weeks or a few months to arrange something I could really put on a spectacle".

The way it's arranged is really lush and vivid.