Sentence examples for really in the state from inspiring English sources

Still, if the national polls tell a more equivocal tale than the Gallup poll alone would imply, it's really in the state polls where Mr. Obama's strength lies — as has largely been the case all year.

"This is really unprecedented in the state," he said.

Could work and give people a better perspective on what's really happening in the state.

"It takes someone who is really interested in the state or committed to the state to be active and follow these things".

Ms. Stabenow said she had won because "I was very much talking about the things that really mattered in the state".

His inaugural lecture, as a visiting professor at Bristol's University of the West of England earlier this month, took as its starting point the proposition that "there is something really rotten in the state of television today".

They're not really recognizable in the States.

But, frankly, I had no idea how bad the problem really is in the States.

My picks rely more on gut feeling than on hard poll numbers, although this time around this is only really evident in the states which are very close right now.

And at this point, they've both got really visible presences in the state".

Still, it is not clear how much capital Mr. Sanford's position has really cost him in the state.