Sentence examples for really modified from inspiring English sources

"He's really modified his style, everything, even his — he's thinner now," Ms. Fleiss said.

Casting trials performed with this substance revealed an evident phase separation and Tg of starch did not appear really modified by its presence.

"Decapitated" means "with the head cut off," so it can't really modify "heads".

Maya Wang, a Hong Kong-based activist for Human Rights Watch, also questioned whether Beijing was really modifying its "hardline position" towards the former colony.

He refused to renounce, or even really modify, any of the promises he had made earlier in the campaign, when, seeking to become the city's first Latino mayor, he had run on an appeal to "the other New York".

The translator should really modify the source article before translating it, so that it suits the needs of the target community well.

Note that the HSE protocols do not really modify the implementation of DF relaying during the second TS but simply let the source use unpaired subcarriers during the second TS for direct-mode transmission.

Only crystal network by its architecture more or less dense can really modify M∗ E eventually to m* E = 0 coalescence of the center of volume of influence E with the cation center transforming M∗ in a large cation [M∗E]n+ comparable to K+, Cs+ or Ba2+.

Knowing that the Steelers won the Superbowl really modifies me (I am internally different than I would have been if I did not know that they had won); it does not modify or make a real difference to the Steelers' winning.

("Really" modifies "quickly," an adverb that modifies the verb "runs").. Use "set" as instructed.

("Really" modifies "good," an adjective that modifies the noun "runner").. "Really" is also used to modify adverbs (which typically modify verbs).