Sentence examples for really be put from inspiring English sources

All that inexperience can really be put to good use here.

The sculpture -- like Humpty Dumpty -- will never really be put back together again.

This can only really be put down to my prior knowledge and assumptions.

"I think these questions should really be put to Les Moonves," Mr. Wallace said.

Only some sort of cinephile robot would really be put out by a 2.75% deterioration in audio clarity.

I had taken in a lot in Gaza and Cairo, but it was in Hamburg where I really got a jolt, a feeling in my own bones the temptations our protectors could face if this "war" runs on inconclusively -- and how much then could really be put at risk.

"We would really be putting them at risk if we kept them open.

Put simply, the debate boils down to the central question: should the UK really be putting its money into nuclear power in 2015?

"I think now the brakes have really been put on".

"What I am trying to do, really, is put the train on the rails," he said.

And I don't think any of that policy was really being put in place when it came to spending.