Sentence examples for really attend from inspiring English sources

Must I really attend?

And here you can join the debate about the Paralympics, whether two million people will really attend, and why the Paralympics are held after rather than before or simultaneously with the Olympics.

(Does Pip live happily ever after?) Such a way of reading does not, despite its avowed ambitions, really attend to a literary character as a literary character but converts him out of literature and makes him a real human being, since it tends to supply motive where the text fails to.

Industry secret: celebrities don't really attend these parties.

Again, it's a first amendment issue and I'm not particularly interested in censorship but we could really attend to how this is changing, particularly after this last campaign the way you saw it play out.

Is their customer the one to whom they're providing a service or is the customer the one who's paying to ensure those services exist, or is their customer someone else? Successful small businesses are those that can really attend to serving their customers.

He wasn't really attending, but Jewel was.

"I think we really attended to the well-being of the kids," Mr. Neff said.

It is now customary to treat Fay off stage as if he were really attended by an invisible rabbit named Harvey.

I tucked a tissue into my pocket for the Back-to-School Coffee, during which I remained unusually upbeat (had I really attended 12 of these?).

The people who meandered to the ground were really attending an official reception for Railway players who had, since August, fought their way through eight games to land this tie.