Sentence examples for really entirely from inspiring English sources

This is comic book batting really, entirely unreal.

Putting aside the reality that no system, including our own, is really entirely meritocratic, meritocracies may be fairer and more efficient than some alternatives.

Are parents like Alex and Greg, educated and intelligent and forward-thinking when it comes to matters of sexuality, really entirely at ease with the possibility that their son may be homosexual, or possibly even transgender?

"Many of these deaths are really entirely preventable if you can detect tumors early," said Dr. Bert Vogelstein, the leader of the team that developed the APC gene test.

"I suppose a lot of you are going to say that it's whichever bits you feel comfortable with and to hell with everyone else, but while it's quite right and proper to use that as a rule of thumb it's also not really entirely true, is it?", she writes.

But he said the problems of scale for Enigma and other like Palantir are really entirely different than what most startups are facing everyday.

That he's not really an entirely different person with a different name, only pretending to be "Hayden".

"These stocks are really never entirely in fashion," he said.

"Candide" is not really, or entirely, a satire on optimism.

"Not really sure entirely why but it seems off.

But is this really an entirely satisfactory answer?