Sentence examples for really at a time from inspiring English sources

By the time U2 had its start in 1976, "it was really at a time in music when there was a sea change occurring and a parting of the ways," the Edge said.

"I think he has shown a willingness to steady the ship and I think that's really important at a time like this.

"It would create upheaval, really chaos at a time when the county needs stability and methodical, intelligent thinking," said Judith A. Jacobs of Woodbury, the legislature's presiding Democrat.

The national recognition that the award gave us really helped at a time when we were planning to expand the scheme across the whole city.

Besides Picasso's having to juggle the women competing for his attentions, the director added, " 'Guernica' really came at a time when Picasso was short of artistic inspiration and had real doubts about the direction of his work".

Besides having to juggle the women competing for his attentions, the director added, "'Guernica' really came at a time when Picasso was short of artistic inspiration and had real doubts about the direction of his work".

He said: "We can take the tough choices on Gordon Brown's wasteful public spending to redirect it to the kind of things people really need at a time of recession.

It was really one at a time.

Really, at any time.

"I was really caught off-guard, and it really humiliated me at a time when I'd already been dressed down," he told Rolling Stone about Swift in June 2012.

And yes, that really (really, incredibly) sucked, even at a time when $30k might take you further than it does today.