Sentence examples for really combines from inspiring English sources

"He really combines biology and technology".

This is not necessarily a bad thing, but it means that income tax filing really combines two functions: taxes and transfers.

I guess it's a modern fantasy to imagine we'd have a candidate for president who is not just the lesser of a few evils, but who really combines hope, experience, creativity and wisdom.

You can't really combine these two roles and he was full of contradictions.

"It's really combining the best of online dating and real-world people discovery," said Christian Wiklund, Skout's founder.

Until then, the two airlines cannot really combine schedules or trade in-depth information about passengers because T.W.A. uses a rival system, WorldSpan.

These new services add more of a "tax" and don't really combine in ways to make our lives interesting.

"Many of our financial institutions already use Experian products, so we have the opportunity to really combine forces," he said.

On Jake Jervis and Ryan Taylor: "We haven't really had an opportunity to work on them; they are not really combining as a pair properly yet.

We really combine kind of the best of both worlds in the sense that we move really quickly, we work with talent that has an existing audience.

"We really combine kind of the best of both worlds in the sense that we move really quickly, we work with talent that has an existing audience," New Form's chief creative officer Kathleen Grace told TechCrunch.