Sentence examples for really directly from inspiring English sources

Suicide is never really directly addressed".

That's something we'll talk about later, but we were not really directly endangered by the gang, after the initial seizure".

Biard and Jean-Baptiste Thoret, Charlie Hebdo's film critic, who will accept the award on the magazine's behalf, did not really directly respond to the debate.

"This is a grand opportunity to put together legislation that really directly impacts what I do believe is a stain on the justice system," Judge Lippman said after his speech.

"I think that having the chance to be really directly involved in how this money gets spent will increase people's faith that it's being spent well," Mr. Lander said.

Asked if he had felt their lives had been in danger during captivity, he said: "That's something we'll talk about later, but we were not really directly endangered by the gang, after the initial seizure".

Maybe art really can directly improve life and community.

Yes, as a theme in my work it really developed directly from my Hiroshima experience.

Nope, not electrical engineer, software developer, or really anything directly related to computer science or coding.

"And 'inspire' is a euphemism: what we did really was directly copy everything United did well".

In reality, they really report directly to the supreme leader," Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.