Sentence examples for really do cry from inspiring English sources

London mayor Boris Johnson came to Hunt's defense in an op-ed for The Telegraph on Sunday, saying that research shows women really do cry more than men.

Also, like the boy who cried wolf, people won't believe you if you really DO cry.

He describes the session as an emotional experience ('I cried, I really did cry'), not to mention a little nerve-racking.

We're quaking in our boots about beetroot; we run from runner beans; and onions really do make us cry.

I wanted to give an incredible speech but all I really did was cry.

"I really don't want to cry off all this makeup I just put on," a waitress named Scheana says on the show, struggling to compose herself for a photo shoot.

"Each time Horace died in Baby's arms," Ms. Sills recalled in her 1987 autobiography, "I really did start crying".

When Jo cries, "I really do live at the same time as myself, don't I," West gives rich resonance to one of the play's best lines.

And it's not just modern Disney: Bambi doesn't make me cry and I really don't like Mickey Mouse, the relentless, disc-eared little prick.

If you are really struggling with being nice to someone you really don't like, go imagine that person truly hurt or crying.

Complain how much your ankle hurts, use the crutches as if it really did hurt, and cry when it touches the ground.