Sentence examples for really on which from inspiring English sources

I suppose we'll never know which side Scottie was really on, which is probably appropriate for a career spook.

There may even have been concerns over which side the agent was really on, which might explain why airport security was ramped up, including in Europe in recent weeks.

There's a ton of it being pumped out, of which New Yorkers see but a fraction, nowhere near enough to give an idea of what's really going on, which is the only way to separate gold from dreck.

To be sure, Ernst had no idea what was really going on, which was that Oxford was understating what it owed to doctors, and thus overstating its earnings.

Apparently, there were never serious talks with the writers about Darryl actually getting the job, but Robinson remembers the writing team really stressing on which way to go.

It really depends on which side the public is going to join.

What you learn on your master's really depends on which MA programme you do.

"It really depends on which 10 judges get drawn," Professor Amar said.

Your decision really depends on which rewards you are most likely to use.

The question now is whether voters will understand what's really going on (which depends to a large extent on whether the news media do their jobs).

The Beatles were never regulars at either Anfield or Goodison Park - so it really depends on which titbit of folklore you choose to swallow.