Sentence examples for really been changed from inspiring English sources

Most of the core apps haven't really been changed beyond some stability and reliability improvements.

But it's difficult to tell if the game has really been changed or not.

"I think the definition of what is in or out of area has really been changed," he said.

"I'm glad that I could do something to help someone whose lives have really been changed by this disaster," he said.

Over hors d'oeuvres, we stumbled into a friendly quarrel over the idea that anyone's life has ever really been changed by a book or a film, and as we ate roast lamb at Puiu's high, narrow kitchen table we debated whether or not a camera's zoom could be said to correspond to any activity of the human eye.

"When it happens in your own community, you really are changed.

See which ones can't really be changed (such as your rent, unless you move), and which you can save money on.

So how deep, really, are changes at the union?

Like really nothing's changed.

So the teaching courses really need to be changed.

Has there really been a change in DWP benefits operational guidance?