Sentence examples for really credit from inspiring English sources

"I really credit her with making me a writer," Ms. Valdes-Rodriguez said.

JON CARAMANICA: Really, credit to Nicki's management team, who somehow managed to convince the Grammy people that she needed to debut a short film at the ceremony, in addition to her performance.

I am relieved that Effie and her fellow Scotswomen do not wear kilts (the mistake made by the majority of today's "Sylphide" productions), but their empire-line dresses seem to have been purchased in Jane Austen's Bath, suggesting that this Scottish farmstead houses many more ultragenteel young ladies than we can really credit.

Under the banner of "New Markets," Swiss Re's financial engineers have gone directly to the chief financial officers of the world's biggest corporations to offer insurance contracts that are really credit facilities triggered by adverse events.

"I really credit women like Beyonce and Kim Kardashian.

"I really credit women like Beyonce and Kim Kardashian… [they] completely revolutionized what our generation's view of perception of what beautiful is and I really think that they had a huge impact on that," Lovato explained.

Columbia's policy says it gives unpaid interns "registration credits," which don't count toward graduation and as such aren't really credits at all.

As we noted, the key to all of this is really Credits.

It was not hard to see that - in the recent case - the number of mortgages issued to people who were not really credit-worthy was rising dramatically.

A really good credit utilization is about 10%, but the average credit utilization is anywhere from 25% - 35%.

It was, like, this really cool credit.