Sentence examples for really either of from inspiring English sources

Without meaning to, he helped sink Rafa Benítez, even though it wasn't really either of their faults; now he has helped save Gary Neville, heading in the goal that secured a 2-1 victoverovEspanyolyol, Valencia's first win in 12 league games, their first in nine under the Englishman.

Er, not really, either in or out of DCMS.

But the actual show, on the evidence of Monday night's pilot, doesn't really go down either of those roads.

It's not really a skill either of us have developed -- let alone allow to define our gender roles -- because, as I said before, it does not snow all that much, in the DC Metropolitan area!

"It's really either end of the spectrum".

The only negativity either of us really received was from Shane's co-workers.

Maybe I would agree, if I thought I really understood either of those things myself.

A draw doesn't really do either of these sides any good.

Through history sportsmen have been playthings of rich people and who can really blame either of them?

I don't really understand either of them and I suppose I'm happy to keep it that way.

The heavy-smoking Alain has trouble with his vocal cords and gets a final shot at the big time, but doesn't really confront either of those Kiplingesque impostors, triumph and disaster.