Sentence examples for really outside of from inspiring English sources

My own violin teaching was really outside of school.

He bested — Beasted — Baghdatis, the effervescent but occasionally out-of-shape Cypriot who made an inspired run at the 2006 Australian Open (Belarus versus Cyprus — this you don't get in golf, or in any other sport, really, outside of World's Strongest Man).

The Spaniard thinks little of the Spanish cuisine he has found in New York, or anywhere, really, outside of his native Madrid, which, he insists, is the most authentic of Spanish cities, and the place to go for the freshest ingredients.

By Nick Paumgarten The Spaniard thinks little of the Spanish cuisine he has found in New York, or anywhere, really, outside of his native Madrid, which, he insists, is the most authentic of Spanish cities, and the place to go for the freshest ingredients.

But really, outside of maybe adjusting the video quality, you're probably just fine leaving everything as is.

I mean, really; outside of continuing to kick cancer's ass and perhaps expanding his wardrobe, there's probably not much that needs resolving in El Jobso's personal life.

"Was February really a celebration of black history or a way to say, 'You black people don't really matter outside of February, and you're not really American'?" he says, explaining his growing unease.

Not really... Outside of Guy Richie movies and ironic toffs in posh pubs, I'm yet to hear anyone use Cockney rhyming slang in London, but it's fun to imagine.

But the scene was never really recognized outside of Connecticut.

But if I'm really honest, outside of my kids, it would be music".

"What distinguishes them is that they really think outside of the box," she said.