Sentence examples for really be settled from inspiring English sources

And these kinds of matters can only really be settled by consensus".

Howard Winstone, who lost the end of the fingers of his right hand, was a brilliant featherweight who fought superbly against the formidably strong Vicente Saldivar, a fight that Hugh McIlvanney said so memorably had really been settled in the womb.

He had said the science of what happened in Flint hadn't really been settled.

"The fact is, things were unsettled when the mill was sold, and they haven't really been settled since," said Boyce Jenkins, who recently retired as president of the Cabarrus Bank.

That's the thing that really needs to be settled before a single format wins out.

If the remains found under a council car park in Leicester prove to be those of Richard III, the dispute about just how deformed the notorious medieval monarch really was can finally be settled.

He's settled really well and is a fantastic character.

"There was obviously a bit of speculation about what was happening but I'm really happy it's been settled now.

I have been at home for a little over three years and only really feel that I have been settled for the past year or so - that is, settled enough to engage actively with the outside world.

If you believe that, you espouse a really radical position: it's been settled law for 40 or 50 years, or more, that this kind of activity is within the legitimate purview of the federal government.

"He's settled in really well and seems to be happier with his quieter life.