Sentence examples for really darling from inspiring English sources
Really, darling, the vista is horrifying.
If you were to pick a presidential candidate on the basis of social standing -- and really, darling, who doesn't -- you'd have to pick Howard Brush Dean III over George Walker Bush.
He mock-sobs: "'I'm sort of crying for my own mortality really, darling.'" No, there's nothing in wait for us afterwards, he believes; that's why researching religious roles was always the hardest: "I find real faith extraordinary.
"What it really is, darling, is life imitating art," the cravat corrected her with a tone of voice.
"They're really the darlings of the pro-life movement," said Jeanneane Maxon, vice president for external affairs at Americans United for Life, an anti-abortion group.
It's really nothing, my darling.
It's really not good, darling.
Retirement from frontline politics didn't really suit Alistair Darling.
"Oh, darling, really, I'm awfully tired," she says, turning away from him in bed.
I fear my prose has been inadequate to describe just how enchantingly stupid my darling really was.
What he and Darling really ought to focus on, given their lack of fiscal room for manoeuvre, is the banking system.
