Sentence examples for really is totally from inspiring English sources

And the main thing people ask them, apparently, is whether the whole thing  – at times spectacularly impressive, at others rather cringeworthy – really is totally improvised.

"This really is totally different than getting up, shaving and dressing nice, and then taking the subway to Midtown to deal with people who are 20 years older than me," Mr. Duffy said.

A lovely ball in, but Kaka shouldn't really be totally unmarked five yards from goal, should he?

If of course, Strange being the killer was a red herring … With only two episodes to go, I really am totally confused and unsure of how it can all fit together and hoping you all might have some insight.

I'd really be totally humbled by that.

LD: Wow, yeah, our ability to gauge whether she is a good writer has really been totally missing!

I really was totally oblivious to mental health".

You don't have to go fully naked unless you really are totally comfortable with that.

So when you come to Europe, tackling female genital mutilation is slightly different from what's happening in other African countries because you'll find one ethnic group or one community really practising, which is totally different.

"High school really is a totally separate animal," said Karen Crowe, a spokeswoman for Mr. Levy.

It really is great, and is totally worth the read.