Sentence examples for really left behind from inspiring English sources

"I really left behind every safety blanket I had," he said.

"I went away, but what I really left behind was me," he sang in "Million Miles Away," sounding like a man who has benefited from therapy.

He underwent a revolution in reverse, a personal return to order, and to an order he'd never really left behind.

But in becoming a national figure Smith never really left behind the old neighborhood, nor did he seem to want to.

He ended up a shade, and, besides the music, all that he really left behind — an ambiguous legacy, and a tarnished name, to some rich white kids — was just the final, meaningless step in the ultimate crossover.

When he ended the set with "Ziggy Stardust," he didn't have to be in makeup and costume to claim a character who, after all, he never really left behind.

Harvard professors, however, say that the economic changes of the last five years have forced them to act and that, in any event, they are not really leaving behind the study of big companies.

Now, Suri is really leaving behind rarified air.

Are we really leaving behind something that for better or worse many consider to be a deep-rooted facet of Britain's modern identity?

Are we really leaving behind something that – for better or worse – many consider to be a deep-rooted facet of Britain's modern identity?

Shortly before he died, Sam Walton wondered in his 1992 autobiography: "Am I really leaving behind something on this earth that I can be proud of having accomplished, or does it somehow lack meaning to me now that I'm facing the ultimate challenge?" One trip to Bentonville 15 years ago gave me the answer to Mr. Sam's question.