Sentence examples for really does apply from inspiring English sources

"You get what you pay for" really does apply to this free service.

Siano is one of those people about whom the hackneyed phrase "larger than life" really does apply.

A: When Fleetwood Mac sang "Don't Stop Believin'" they were saying something that really does apply to all of us.

The analogy to flying really does apply: It's easier to take off than land, just as it is easier to make an investment than get out of one.

The only charge that really does apply is the night charge (usually from 11 PM and parking charges (in Delhi between 10 and 20 RS).

But then she looks at her sister's messy hair, lined face and grubby fingernails, at the baggy jumpers they are both wearing, and says: "But no, they never really did apply.

In June of that year five of the nine justices on the Supreme Court ruled in DC v Heller that the right to bear arms set out in the second amendment really did apply to individuals and not just to the "well regulated militia" in the arguably ambiguous sentence that ends by saying "the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed".

I also think I'm tapping into a strong undercurrent in American culture (and Europeans tell me I really do apply an American experience to the work).

But again, federal and private loans, there are more than 7 million Americans in default on over $100 billion in balances, and the concerns I expressed really do apply to both of those sectors".

Does applying E.D. really improve the chances of admission significantly?

"The issue of preservation really does not apply to many of the cars here," said Frederick A. Simeone, executive director of the Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum in Philadelphia and a leader among preservationists.