Sentence examples for really resigned from inspiring English sources

Meyer again told Forbes that he signed a letter of resignation from the coalition board dated Nov. 2, 2006, but that he really resigned five months earlier during the summer of 2006, when the 5-cents-per-card deal was struck.

"Have you really resigned?" "Yes, and I'm not going back," Perkins answered.

"David Cameron must come clean on what has really happened and why David Davis has really resigned".

Yorke described the title as "a really resigned, terrified phrase", to him similar to the Coca-Cola advertisement "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing".

Would they really resign out of spite rather than return to pre-Bush-era tax rates?

However, baseball has contended that they didn't really resign, that they instead engaged in a concerted action in violation of the contract's no-strike clause.

On language: Did Governor Spitzer really "resign" on Wednesday? A. "This is likely an obscure question, but it's generating a great deal of controversy within our group of 100 or so folks," a reader asked.

He stayed for a bit, offering that he is a "recovering Catholic" with a rough history with the institution and many ideas about why the Pope is really resigning, citing an apparently cryptic Twitter status as a mea culpa.

If, come next year, Cheney really does resign his office "for reasons of health," he will have done so, almost certainly, for reasons of health.

But are they really a resigning issue?

Durov has posted a slightly cryptic note on his own VK.com page, which says, in translation, "Congratulations to those who decided that I should really voluntarily resign," punctuated by an illustration of the elusively gazing Doge dog — which we've reproduced here.