Sentence examples for really children from inspiring English sources

It's not really children I want to take pictures of.

And are the children really children; are the parents really parents?

But as the inhabitants of this alternate reality know, the convincing cherubs that kick and struggle in the surf are not really children at all, but highly sophisticated decoys used by submerged predators.

I didn't for a minute believe that the children in "Peanuts" were really children — they were so much more emphatic and cartoonishly real than anybody in my own neighborhood — but I nevertheless took their stories to be dispatches from a universe of childhood that was somehow more substantial and convincing than my own.

They're really children's snacks; chocolate- and lemon-flavoured sandwich creams, several dozen packages in all.

"This place is really child friendly," said Ann Cote, Caty's mother.

"People just think it's for young people getting hammered but it's really child-friendly".

Me: "Really?" Child: "Yes, they want to know if the Stocking Change is up or the Stocking Change is down".

Two really lovely children.

Divorce is really about children.

Some dogs really love children.