Sentence examples for really cancelled from inspiring English sources

According to these theories, presuppositions are never really cancelled: if a presupposition seems to disappear, it is because it projects to a non-global context.

If errors are really cancelled R Q) should be systematically lower than R(D).

Would a publisher really cancel a novel and demand its money back under these circumstances?

Would Mr. Marchionne really cancel the alliance and severely damage both companies?

Still, Mr. Dodd was portrayed on Saturday as a dour figure who arrived at a Halloween party in the same Sponge Bob Squarepants costume as Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr., lamenting, "We really cancel each other out".

That raised questions among many doctors and patients of whether their own L.D.L. levels really were optimal and whether their good cholesterol really was canceling out the bad.

Guess that benefit concert really is canceled after all.

Will school really be canceled, or will there just be the dreaded 90-minute delay?

Roberto Cavalli, possibly Italy's most flamboyant fashion designer, which really is saying something, cancelled the show for his secondary line, Just Cavalli, and summoned the international fashion media for a press conference where he threw what can only be described as a temper tantrum.

And I really hate to cancel, especially last-minute (because it happens to me all.the.time and it really sucks) plus I don't really think I'd remember to call and say I can't make our playdate if I happened to be in a labor at the time.

Some of my colleagues do give me a hard time sometimes when flights are really late or canceled.