Sentence examples for really casts from inspiring English sources

" If you bought protection and now all of a sudden, a 50 percent haircut is imposed on you and you don't get a payout on your insurance, that really casts a large doubt".

"Not every company that does social responsibility reporting does this, but it really casts a shadow on the voluntary corporate social responsibility movement," she said, adding that Volkswagen's report read like an extended infomercial.

Arguing that the leaked Serco letter revealed Cameron's negotiations for an improved EU deal to be a meaningless "mime", Johnson told reporters: "It really casts doubt over the sincerity of the negotiations.

What really casts a shadow over the art world though — much more than tales like the one of the Middle Eastern aristocrat who coughed up $60 million for a collection Fabergé eggs that all turned out to be Fauxbergés — is the breathtaking amount of art stolen by the Nazis during World War II.

Duncan Watts, a social-network pioneer and a researcher for Yahoo, has reservations about some of Christakis and Fowler's findings — for example, he thinks the fact that most of the Framingham participants listed only one friend "really casts some doubt" on the three-degrees theory.

"The threat of having a breakout," said his neighbor, Greg Thistle, 33, a communications manager for a tax firm who set up a Web site for the opponents of the plan, "really casts a pall over the entire sense of security that we have here".

I think it's time that you learn how to really cast spells".

A few people said that in 2008 they had really cast their votes for Palin, not McCain.

The studies by Syngenta scientists had flaws that "really cast into doubt their ability to carry out their experiments.

"In fact, the absence of evidence was really casting some doubt on it".

"Because that would really cast a pall on this beautiful day".