Sentence examples for really entailed from inspiring English sources

But as "Fallingwater Rising" illustrates, their achievements are even greater once we know what they really entailed.

"After mild career panic, I thought I needed a vocation, and decided – with minimal knowledge of what it really entailed – that teaching would be it," Palin explains.

"But they are quite chilling when you think about what the invasion would have really entailed, with German tanks landing on the beaches and then rolling northwards through Kent".

Taking jokes about the Greek games being hosted "by a bunch of rednecks" to heart, a group of volunteers from the East Dublin area (about halfway between Atlanta and Savannah, where the Olympic sailing events were held) decided to show the world what being a redneck really entailed.

Some even bragged that their mission was to "save it," that is until they understood what that really entailed.

There finer cultural details that I need to find out and just try to understand what America in the '60s and '50s really entailed and what made it so different from what I know.

I wanted to be a good wife, even though I didn't really know what that entailed.

"Those who have no experience of teaching are incapable of imagining the expense of spirit entailed by any really living instruction," he writes, adding that "intense fatigue and irritable nerves" are the inevitable result of long days in the classroom.

His mother, a waitress at Jack and Phil's Bar-B-Que restaurant in St Louis, Missouri, had little idea about what being an actor entailed and didn't really understand the notion.

When I asked one of the instructors nearly all of whom were Kurds what the training entailed, he said, "We really focus on the mentality, the beliefs, more than the military stuff.

It does not entail them, nor is it entailed by them.