Sentence examples for really mass from inspiring English sources

It's not really mass production that shoppers are looking to escape; it's mass products.

"It's really mass confusion," said the United States attorney for the Eastern District of New York, Loretta E. Lynch, a Clinton appointee whom the Senate confirmed in December.

"Today, if you are trying to do a really mass spamming, it is de rigueur to do it in an underhanded manner".

"When I started, people laughed at me," she said, "but everything out there was really froufrou, like it was made for the crazy old lady who dresses her dog, or it was really mass market, plaid and boring".

You can't really mass e-mail dozens of people and expect them to keep a secret — in fact, asking them to keep it a secret probably just hastened the leaking process.

The English experience of witchcraft was somewhat different from the European one, with only one really mass witchhunt, that of Matthew Hopkins in East Anglia during 1645.

If, as Rick Santorum says, jihadists in alliance with Tehran are really massing in Nicaragua, Cuba, and Venezuela, maybe we could just buy them off with iPads instead of blowing them up?

Do Lemmings Really Commit Mass Suicide?

"Tigers are really a mass of solid muscle surrounded by loose, baggy skin.

I'm not sure what we were expecting, really – a mass "lift"?

"O.K., then, do we really want mass labor disruption in New York City?" one asked.