Sentence examples for really calculated from inspiring English sources

"Everything was really calculated about who I wanted to be," he says.

Endless awful articles about a tiny subset of your generation that are somehow supposed to capture the zeitgeist, all really calculated to generate clicks for Millennial-hungry advertisers.

"We're really calculated in everything we do at Inverness and that was evident today," Hughes told BBC Scotland.

People become really calculated about what they say.

As Chief Justice John Marshall put it in McCulloch v. Maryland, judges must determine whether the government's actions are "really calculated to effect any of the objects intrusted [sic] to the government" (emphasis added).

Although never really calculated exactly, the hospital sees 70% 'free', 30% 'paying' as necessary for income generating self-sufficiency and 66%/33% as ideal.

I can't really calculate that.

And it involves you really calculating what are the most important things in your life".

"There's no way to really calculate the number of trips not taken by the riders," he said.

"It's so difficult to get a movie made that unless you're Spielberg you can't really calculate anything," Mr. Cronenberg said.

I must admit at my advanced age, about three or four years ago when motorized scooters were the rage I was really calculating how to get one.