Sentence examples for really congratulated from inspiring English sources

Track and field have reached out to me and really congratulated me on what I've done so far and what they and I hope I will continue to do in the future.

I really congratulate them.

"I wasn't really congratulating him on his smartness at the quarter pole," she said.

On another note, you should really congratulate your meter maids.

In the ad, McCain (really) congratulates himself on every he's done by 2013.

"She shouldn't really be congratulated on getting funding because she is already successful, and I don't really understand her struggle because you can easily generate artistic practice in one place," said Georgia Thornton, an art student studying in Glasgow who has participated in some of Harrison's past work.

And, in this day and age, that is what her parents should really be congratulated for.

The telegram reads: "Dear Agatha Christie, much as it pains me I really must congratulate you on The Mousetrap breaking the long run record.

"Hayashizaki is really to be congratulated; they are at the forefront of this work".

Ian Mackay, a virologist at the University of Queensland, St. Lucia, in Australia who follows MERS closely on his blog, called the study "great stuff" in a tweet today and said Qatar was "really to be congratulated" for embarking on it.

Which is not really how you congratulate someone.