Sentence examples for really of a from inspiring English sources
It is also a daily life of the past — really of a series of pasts.
Look again: the image is really of a pocket handkerchief pinned across a painting of Venus.
In fact, Van Orman is really of a different era from young players today.
How scared should Apple be, really, of a rival that has yet to prove that its business model will work at home, let alone abroad?
Despite the superficial bad temper, born really of a simple intolerance of fools, he was very good to work with, attracting great loyalty from his colleagues.
We don't have an experience with this kind of situation, really, of a major American city, with a large number of people essentially being emptied out.
"The Polaroid is really one-of-a-kind photography.
The other starting receiver, Percy Harvin, is really more of a really, really good multidimensional gadget player.
What are the stakes, really, of recording a Ringo Starr album?
Gome was really more of a landlord than a retailer.
It's really more of a gut feeling.
