Sentence examples for really reaches from inspiring English sources

"He really reaches audiences.

Additionally, a key sense – taste – is stimulated, which really reaches into your core.

But the yearning that burns in her greatest songs — songs of men who don't stay, and needs that won't go away — really reaches us only through her music.

"All I can tell you," says Benecke, "is that people are saying somehow it feels like the story really reaches out and touches them here".

The production only really reaches its potential in Gwendolyn and Cecily's second-act battle of wits, as the wonderful Tadhg Murphy and Patrick Moy very nearly convince as simpering girls.

This male obsession with sex is sometimes effectively channelled to narrative ends but it never really reaches the density of, say, Nobokov's Lolita, partly because it sounds too much like the obsession of Anglophone Indians from professional classes, an obsession that is defined, even in its absence, by the paucity of ordinary sexual opportunities available to that particular class in India.

I couldn't really reach them.

"We're really reaching here," he said.

"I'm really reaching there," Ensberg acknowledged.

"She's really reaching out," Ms. Brown said.

You could really reach out and reach them.