Sentence examples for really given to from inspiring English sources

Whereas in Newham, it's not really given to you – you're not really told you can succeed.

Carnival, in Goethe's words, was "a festival that is not really given to the people, but one that the people give themselves".

Credit is only really given to the gold medalist.

"Education and outreach for [expunging records] wasn't really given to any one agency, so it seems that more is being done at the local level to highlight this option for people who choose to clear their record," he told me.

So, while Pelosi and Reid will have their names engraved on the MDDOTW awards this week, they are really given to pretty much the entire Democratic leadership on the Hill, for wasting yet another two weeks, and acting like there's plenty of time to pass legislation.

The findings of this study, revealing malfunctions ranging all the way from the centre to the most peripheral points of the health system, raise questions about how much attention is really given to the stated objective of these policies, i.e., improving the population's access to care.

To really give to all the indigenous black nations of South Africa really viable countries.

We can now really give to the customer the designer's dream".

"The only advice I can really give to anyone in life is to persevere.

What's really given growth to contemporary design in the city is Art Basel.

"It's people who have really given back to our community".