Sentence examples for really is complete from inspiring English sources

One response to this objection is to take its first horn, and insist that, at least in certain respects contemporary physics really is complete or else that it is rational to believe that it is (cf. Smart 1978, Lewis 1994 and Melnyk 1997, 2003).

It is often said that teams and players can never really be complete without winning a championship.

For no discussion of excellence in Southern cooking in Charleston can really be complete without a visit to Martha Lou's Kitchen, a tiny pink-hued soul-food restaurant a mile or so north of downtown.

There are more details embedded in this Salinger material, of course, some of which reaffirm what was long rumored about Salinger or just add new shades of detail to a picture that can't really be complete without Salinger's input.

And finally, this story wouldn't really be complete without a tangential mention of Khalid Boulahrouz, who roused quite the rage in Hamburg supporters when he moved to Chelsea not long after having apparently hurt his ankle in the warm up for a Champions League game that would have left him cup-tied.

Can a season of "The Bachelorette" really be complete without the addition of a personalized poem, scrapbook or bottle of cologne?

Wu Yiqiang, a friend and fellow artist, told the paper: "This work was created by Guo Jian, but it has really been completed by the government".

I realize about now that most of the projects I started when the snow melted last spring either need finishing before the snow falls or can never really be completed, like cleaning the barn.

A substantial dinner with a liberal quantity of double strength Welsh ale was given to the workmen". Given the size of the barracks, the workmen certainly deserved their "double strength Welsh ale" and if the work really was completed in just one year then it was an amazing feat of engineering and human enterprise.

It really is a complete consulting.

And it really is a complete revamping.