Sentence examples for really put forward from inspiring English sources

While I'm talking to Marchant he seems very focused on what he wants to achieve with his sound saying that not being in a band allows him to truly "capture [his] emotive side," which he's "not really put forward before".

The spokesman added: "We know the Home Office has been looking at this for a while now, and has not really put forward any concrete plans, which may point to the fact that it's quite difficult".

Really put forward an effort to working with somebody through a problem.

"The use of incentives to actually put forward that whole public health agenda, I think that's really important and crucial to making the NHS finances work".

"If [U.S.] action will really be put forward, we are ready to do our part," he told local media. .

Boehner says that they really have put forward a plan, with lots of specifics and what-not, but that just isn't true.

(transcribed bYouyan Gaffney).

By Amy Davidson Sorkin November 12, 2010 Really, the idea put forward by Douglas Schoen and Patrick Cadell, in the Washington Post, that Obama, if he wants to get anything done, should just say right now that he won't seek reëlection, doesn't make any sense.

Yet in the nine months since the World Cup there have been few new faces that have really put themselves forward as international qualit ey players.

On the other hand there are a few voices in it that really want the issues put forward".

"On the contrary, everyone should mobilize to put forward really good projects".