Sentence examples for really do sweet from inspiring English sources

As a suitor, Phillips doesn't really do sweet and earnest; instead, he's more likely to give us the swirling, hot-and-cold drama of love at its most fraught (in this, as in some of his phrasing, Phillips seems to have been taking notes from the current poet laureate, Louise Glück).

According to Spence and his colleague Qian Wang, writing in a paper on the subject published in December last year, we really do regard sweet and sour as "high-pitched" and bitter as "low" – and playing low-pitched music while drinking "high-pitched wines", or vice-versa, can influence our experience of the wine.

Do sweet things for people.

"I really don't like sweet peas," says either Gary or Peter.

Freshly cut asparagus really does tastes sweeter; all the more reason to buy it locally and frequently.

"I really do feel like this is the sweet spot for them," Ms. Grandy said.

Capers and lemon aioli drowned out the tuna carpaccio in another appetizer, and a maple-soy glaze, distractingly sweet, did not really do much for a desiccated hunk of salmon.

A couple of drops of water really do wonders opening up both the sweet and dry flavors.

Keep changing the words until you find the sweet spot – words that really do seem to attract the most views.

I just really don't like swarms of them attacking me while I serve sweets or candy.

Sweet and funny, hilarious or rude, ones so horrible you think, 'Oh, God, do we really do these things to each other?' Yes, we do".