Sentence examples for really intact from inspiring English sources

"What is so unique and interesting is that the buildings there are really intact, with the original historic fabric of materials, storefronts, walls and windows," Ms. Paulsen said.

She comes with this structure and awareness that's really intact, and I think that's a way to protect something very authentic... JM: Yeah, that I want to happen on set.

We look at the deal and we see that the entire mechanism, the infrastructure that's been established, by deceit, under the nose [of the International Atomic Energy Agency] is really left intact.

And should the money be paid in perpetuity?REDD schemes will require careful monitoring to ensure that forests really are left intact and that carbon credits for an area are not claimed more than once.

Conjuring up an amusing sitcom on Final Draft software in one's dusty back bedroom and thrusting it on to primetime British TV with the funny stuff intact really is, for many, many reasons, rather head-bangingly difficult.

She said that they plan joint concerts as often as possible, but what really keeps their marriage intact is their mutual interest in golf.

Basically, everyone who had done these models had thought that the breaking-up was close to the surface and most of the crust was really the density of intact rock.

"The viral DNA is amazingly intact and really long," said Ng. "We think that is because it has a protein shell called a capsid on its outside that protects it like a pouch.

"The fact that his mental functioning is intact is really...the most importance piece".

"They've worked very hard and the players are responding to them and we thought it was really important we kept that intact and it gives us a chance to still reach the play-offs.

This is a great way to keep a jigsaw intact that you really enjoyed doing.