Sentence examples for really as with from inspiring English sources

It's a shame, really, as with McRae's name still on the box you'd expect Britain's most idiosyncratic contribution to racing culture to stand a little taller.

Are they really low or are they really, really low?' " As with other toxic substances in the environment, the stricter the standards, the more it costs to meet them.

I don't think he was really as irritated — with the team or with its fans — as he thought he was.

"The first movie was really about introducing the Muppets to an age group who weren't really as familiar with them," said Lieberman, who produced "Muppets" and the new film with partner David Hoberman.

Because account managers all have a scientific background, they can quickly work out during the interview whether you're really as familiar with that lab technique as your CV suggests!

If Congressional Republicans are really as upset with President Obama's use of executive powers as they claim, they can strike a blow against the Imperial Presidency by urging him not to renew the TWEA authority underpinning the embargo against Cuba.

We were all thinking about how none of us would ever do that to each other and how Mel was never really as good friends with us as we all were together.

The name rhymes with "really," as in really, really silly.

As an aspiring illustrator I really like the artwork on the site and the fact that you can add your own, but really as far as interacting with the site goes, the rest does not really appeal to me.

It was really as a result of conversations with him.

It's comparing apples with oranges really, as he and Roby fill the acting half role in such contrasting fashion.