Sentence examples for really one can from inspiring English sources

Gabby Douglas won a Teen Choice Award on Sunday night, which was nice because, really, one can never have enough surfboards.

But really, one can overthink these things.

Really?" One can only assume the decision is driven by the presumed heft of the pay packet.

Well, I am wondering what, really, one can do for the sheep once bloat or scours is contracted or developed, I should say.

Well, really, one can hardly reduce this epic the way one might sum up Hamlet (prince of Denmark believes his late father was murdered, uncovers the truth and everyone dies) or Romeo & Juliet (two young lovers of warring families plan to run off together but their plan goes awry and they each commit suicide over love for the other).

Author/Producer "Mysteries of the Jesus Prayer" & "Be Still and Know: God's Presence in Slience" It's a trend today to disdain religion as repressive and affirm spirituality as transformational or liberating, but really, one can be a member of a religious institution and be spiritual, or be religious or spiritual without belonging to a church -- or both.

Who knows really, but one can guess.

"So, really, no one can say that the project does not exceed 2.1 million square feet".

And is there anything more, really, that one can ask of a president?

But if things get to that point, the political atmosphere will have become so heated that, really, no one can say how things would turn out.

I don't agree with everything in it, and there are many other topics that could have been included, but it has certainly got me thinking, and that is really all one can ask of a book such as this.