Sentence examples for really propose from inspiring English sources

"We can't really propose changes to the law unless we know what the words mean as interpreted by the court," Merkley told the Guardian.

But Mr. Obama does not really propose any policy specifics to tackle the structural problems he says he believes remain the greatest challenge to the American middle class – the rising inequality and stagnant wages.

In Orwell's novel, ruling party slogans are "War is peace". "Freedom is slavery". "Ignorance is strength". In the education wars, "reformers" demand increased "clinical practice" for pre-service teachers, but what they really propose is that the teacher trainees play around with avatars in virtual computer animated classrooms rather than working with real children.

"Nobody in this sector really proposes Long Island.

Life was less formal then, and he never really proposed.

Experts have debated what these exceptions may mean and what the two companies are really proposing.

Is the government really proposing the mass installation of micro-wind turbines?

And although some apparently claim that fallacies are figments of a critic's imagination, they are really proposing to study fallacies in the context of meta-argumentation.

"The debate in Greece and outside Greece would be easier if the Greek government would tell exactly what the Commission . . . are really proposing," Juncker said.

But critics say what the president is really proposing is $200 billion in funding, and it's questionable how much additional money would really come from cash-strapped local governments.

Now, though they're still calling for the possibility of substantive concessions down the line, what they're really proposing is a deal in which Democrats get their debt-ceiling increase, but pay a political price for it.