Sentence examples for really of the from inspiring English sources
The mosques, Ms. Khanum has argued, were "not really of the people".
Trinity Church was prominent in the area's growth — the host, really, of the real-estate feast.
Corpus Christi is in the city, but somehow it is not really of the city.
It felt really of the period – it's the style of performance.
Personal anecdote follows personal anecdote, with very little acknowledgment of the wider world — or even, really, of the world that the hosts themselves inhabit.
Observing this effort, a village thought now came to the Minister — a memory, really, of the Devil as a young man.
"I'm really, really proud of the effort.
"I'm really proud of the boys actually.
However, is 'learned immunity' really of benefit to the organism?
Earlier this year, Hustvedt wrote a piece for the headache blog - yes, really! - of the New York Times in which she described how she has learnt to embrace her migraine, rather than to push it away.
Mr. Verney, Mr. Perot's political adviser, kept plugging away, hanging around Dallas, using the Perot name and sometimes a bit -- a pittance, really -- of the Perot money to somehow keep the wheezing organization on a lifeline.
