Sentence examples for really mainly from inspiring English sources

A. Not really, mainly because access to Iwo Jima, only eight square miles and uninhabited, is very limited by the Japanese military.

I think it's really mainly how you represent yourself as an artist or commercial artist and how you use it within that context.

Now, many people have pointed out that Eberstadt's alleged evidence for the taker hypothesis is really mainly just saying that Medicare and Medicaid have gotten a lot more expensive.

"Thank you for writing about Passover in Paris and for giving me a bit of hope that I don't have to leave my Jewish life, which really mainly consisted only of Passover Seders behind me!" she wrote.

As with all letters you don't send, they were really mainly to myself.

And remember, if Obamacare works (probably using the term loosely there, too), it only really mainly deals with access and some amount of cost control.

I am really disappointed, mainly in myself, as I feel I selfishly tried to make her like and care about what I did.

The gesture doesn't really work, mainly because the tan-orange brick doesn't seem to belong to the rest of the building.

Woodford's paper is long and really dense, mainly because he discusses at exhaustive lengths a large number of empirical studies.

The bans never really stick, mainly because metal fans by and large are a friendly bunch that don't like being told what to do, but now moshpits are beginning to cause problems at EDM concerts.

Deller said, "The Summer Bay cop may have lots of storylines, but the LC community don't really approve – mainly due to Esther Anderson's apparent lack of acting chops.