Sentence examples for really reports from inspiring English sources

But the F.B.I. person really reports directly to the president of the United States, which is interesting.

To prove his point, Frum cites Trump's expectation of personal loyalty from federal prosecutors and his public comments that the FBI director "really reports to the president".

"It lasted about two seconds, so it was hardly anything really". Reports on Twitter talked of one building in Bridgwater "swaying" during the quake while others said it was felt as far away as Taunton.

Ryle and in effect Wittgenstein toyed with the attractive but quite implausible notion that ostensible reports of immediate experience are not really reports but are 'avowals', as if my report that I have toothache is just a sophisticated sort of wince.

The short answer is not really, reports of the death of election polling are -- to misquote Mark Twain -- 'greatly exaggerated'.

Trump claimed ― inaccurately ― that the "F.B.I. person really reports directly to the president of the United States," a false assertion he called "interesting". .

They can't really report if they're unhappy".

It was just really reporting on his own life experience.

In reality, they really report directly to the supreme leader," Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Of course this aspect is never really reported or communicated to the outside world.

He also told them that he technically answered to Drew, but that he really reported to Dimon.