Sentence examples for really merge from inspiring English sources

"This is a woman rabbi who is prepared to take what has been a female art form and use it as a teaching tool — but also make clear that as a woman rabbi she loves painting her nails and she can really merge that passion with her way of teaching," he said.

Employees also say that the newsrooms never really merged.

"I feel like those guys, through their Sunday night at the Empty Bottle, really merged those worlds for the first time that I saw and they got a lot of attention because of that.

From Figure 1, it is clear that the gray levels of defects and faultless backgrounds are painfully distinguishable and really merged together.

"It's really merging into one single, solitary unit," Bachmann replied.

"So not really a merge, more taking the best elements of both and cross-pollinating".

She is speaking about two things, or really, they merge as one: the sudden death of her father, Richard Beckinsale, at age 31, and the very likely possibility of her own fame.

"So I think the startup mindset and the tech sector has a lot to offer and it would be great to really keep merging these two fields.

M: And back then he was more into hip-hop and I was more into rock, so this was one of the first times that those two areas really started merging like this, bringing both groups together in a neutral space.

And what really makes the merge timely is that it taps into two important trends in British working life.

"Our goal is that we really want to merge social and commerce," Alagem said.