Sentence examples for really in terms from inspiring English sources

He said: "This is where we get the biggest benefit really, in terms of numbers".

"I don't think it was credible really in terms of what was said.

There was a clear path ahead, not really in terms of style but in standards and degrees of seriousness.

HKN Again rules are very strict really in terms of a lot of facilities which have to be provided.

"Someone like Tracey [Emin] had a background of quite a lot of ups and downs, really, in terms of fortune.

So the whole exercise is really, in terms of Congress and the executive, an exercise of the two working together.

"The tech hub has really really helped in terms of education," says Tamraz.

Mr Rangel argues not in economic terms, nor (really) in military terms, but in policy terms, and persuasively so.

Really ideal in terms of activity!

"He seemed really driven in terms of athletics," she said.

Well, I didn't really think in terms of plot.