Sentence examples for really can not from inspiring English sources

We really can not imagine what this will taste like, but we're just wading in anyway.

In a BBC interview, his sister, Janet Alder, said: "I'm just in total shock, I really can not believe that after all we've been through, after all the family's been through... there can be so much incompetence.

Namely, for a fixed initial value, we really can not impose such a condition at the boundary, and the boundary condition is necessarily linked to the entropy condition.

And making the computers cheap enough that you really can not only afford the hardware at a big scale, but perhaps more important, also "afford failure".

If this really can not be resolved to >> my advantage (and I find it to be a fair solution, as per your > offering), > I >> will return the merchandise and make the purchase again — this makes > the >> only sense to me.

He really can not construct a proper sentence when lecturing off the cuff.

After that benefits will be cut off unless you really can prove not just that you are genuinely seeking employment but also that you have a genuine chance of getting a job.

He really can empathise, and not just with children but with vulnerable families too.

Rather we hope to challenge the bland consensus that has emerged and open up a much-needed discussion about what the arts really can and can't do.

When we hang out together with normal-size people, we can not really do the same things," said Wu Zhihong, 20. "So I really felt lonely sometimes".

I can not really keep up with emails, so the idea of Twitter is so unthinkable to me.