Sentence examples for really prolonged from inspiring English sources

Of course, whether the Great Depression was really prolonged by these stories or ideas cannot be proved.

He says western countries now urgently need the UN-sponsored negotiations to work: "The alternative is really prolonged conflict and it would be much, much more costly than working out a political deal now".

Well I think there is a difference between being sad and being depressed, and when your sadness is really prolonged and really intensified, it's something to pay attention to and maybe it's time to see a professional.

"When I put my heart into the performance," said Xuanpei Ge, a player of the di, a one-pipe Chinese flute, "I get really warm, prolonged applauses.

His management of our workload can really help prolong my career".

It's a shame that it isn't included in any other lenses (including some pricey Sigma glass I own), because it's a relatively inexpensive component and one that can really help prolong the life of your body and lens.

"I really believe that has prolonged my career".

I really wondered about prolonging it, frankly.

"It's for people who really want to prolong their sexual pleasure," Ms. Liss said.

So all they are really doing is prolonging the evil day".

You see, all that those brave young men in their Spitfires had really accomplished was "prolonging" Britain's inevitable defeat.