Sentence examples for really being created from inspiring English sources

"Now hear this ... we predict that [Hendrix] is going to whirl around the business like a tornado", wrote Bill Harry, who asked the rhetorical question: "Is that full, big, swinging sound really being created by only three people?" Hendrix commented: "We don't want to be classed in any category .

Colleges that want to override sand volleyball also question how many new scholarships will really be created.

And it really was created that way, to make sure that the sheepskin really got to be the star of the show.

Unfortunately, from an economic point of view, none of this money is backed by any form of tangible wealth; it really is created out of thin air.

We were concerned at the time that newspapers would dominate television, which people forget had only really been created 20 years or so earlier.

The phoney war between the generations has really been created to divert attention away from the real culprits of the economic crisis and to blur the debate about what is needed for the future.

In a nice touch, Dick believed that he had only dictated the novel, and that it had really been created by the I Ching to prove the existence of other Earths.

Second, FriendFeed co-founder Paul Buchheit isn't even sure if the Kardashian account really was created by her (or her people).

"It really was created out of the activity that we saw in HeyWire from the group messaging," says Flynn-Ripley of BNDWGN's creation.

(Most female superheroes have really been created as male fantasies previously, anyway).

"We really are creating something remarkable with this Wagner pilgrimage.