Sentence examples for really grounds for from inspiring English sources
"I'm sorry, but refusing to use an Oxford comma isn't really grounds for divorce".
Compared with telling the world your mother's a drug addict or suing your child for defamation, parental incorrigibility isn't really grounds for anything more than a quarrel, followed by an apology and an awkward hug.
It remains to be seen what will happen to Mr. Spitzer, although one has to wonder whether violating a law from 1910 is really grounds for resignation or prosecution.
"Twitter, Facebook and social media platforms are really ground zero for focusing attention," said Charlton McIlwain, a New York University professor and co-author of the study "Beyond the Hashtags: #Ferguson, #BlackLivesMatter and the Online Struggle for Offline Justice," which was published Monday.
It really grounds the space".
"It was really fertile grounds for the magic".
Were there really "reasonable grounds" for suspecting that the person could have committed an offence?
"Joe really grounded the whole thing for me," Rogen says.
It really grounded everybody — the real stakes that are true for gay men of that generation".
It was the plan for jobs, however, that was really ground-breaking.
