Sentence examples for really hold out from inspiring English sources

"But if you can really hold out, you can get the best deals".

Of course, the hallmark of populists is that their rabble-rousing rhetoric does not really hold out the promise of improving opportunities for the masses, as Snyder supposes: its promises, such as halting immigration, or reviving obsolete industries, are all snake-oil medicines.

"We didn't really hold out any hopes we would be able to read the message because the sort of codes that were constructed to be used during operations were designed only to be able to be read by the senders and the recipients," said GCHQ historian Tony, who asked that only his first name be used.

"I'm really holding out," said Ross S. Currie, local broadcast director of the Chicago branch of TN Media, a media buying firm.

Tollefson, a backup defensive end and special-teams standout, was not really holding out: he was a free agent who signed a one-year contract on Saturday.

The public is not going to be fooled once it sees what the Republicans, pushed by Tea Party members, were really holding out for.

While we were really holding out for the chips, the Divine Chocolate's cornflake clusters also made a nice crunchy counterpoint to all that chocolatey goodness.

"The reason," Mr. Potter said, "is that at a lot of these companies, friends and colleagues are really holding out hope that many people could be found.

But when he promises economic and political stability, he's really holding out the prospect of respite, of an end to political upheaval and leadership challenges.

"So at the end of the day, this provision, which really held out a lot of promise of being very protective, is actually much ado about nothing".

"I dated, but I was really holding out for somebody who understood the big picture of life — somebody who understands that life is fleeting and we're not here forever," she said.