Sentence examples for really reversed from inspiring English sources
"Neal and Savage really reversed the traditional male-female roles of the time.
It really reversed the Taliban momentum in most parts of Helmand, Kandahar and other southwestern provinces," said Jawid Kohistani, a Kabul-based military analyst and a former Afghan intelligence chief.
Even the success of übergeek Bill Gates has not really reversed this trend.
If we are going to really reverse the trend of gun violence, we have to start by changing the culture.
Professor Kallol Ray Chaudhuri, from King's College London, agreed, saying: "If it can really reverse Parkinson's, we'd have reached a major milestone, but I'm sceptical.
The current scientific consensus is that while it may prolong the lives of boys like Lorenzo, it does not really reverse the effects of ALD.
Dionysius changes the context but does not really reverse the polarity: it is God who still like human beings is beguiled by love and affection for beings and "led down" to dwell in them.
Now- if you really reverse the roles, and female teachers had penises and their male students had vaginas, then maybe you could make an accurate comparison... which reminds me of a party I went to in West Hollywood.
The infrastructure sucks (see Sandy), the financial institutions suck (see 2008 to now), there needs to be a national consensus on an aggressively forward-thinking energy plan because global warming is real (see Sandy again), the schools suck and are too expensive, and health care costs are too high (can Obamacare really reverse this trend?)..
The infrastructure sucks (see Sandy), the financial institutions suck (see 2008 to now), there needs to be a national consensus on an aggressively forward-thinking energy plan because global warming is real (see Sandy again), the schools suck and are too expensive and health care costs are too high (can Obamacare really reverse this trend?)..
Osborne's "we're not going to save the planet by putting our country out of business" should really be reversed.
