Sentence examples for really roughly from inspiring English sources

Can you outline, even really roughly, the process of scriptwriting?

"Although it was a really roughly made test with just a handful of spheres, it looked amazing and pretty promising," Völker says.

It's arose really around roughly 1780.

The documentary is really two films roughly stitched together.

Wikipedia is really big, with roughly 5 million articles in the English Wikipedia.

Not a typo—I really mean $20 trillion, roughly five times as much as what we had after 2008.

Under a microscope, you can really see how roughly our painting was made in comparison to a high quality work made for the court," explains Sasaki.

The block of flats in which she lives has fewer tenants than it did, for security reasons; so her doorbell, marked discreetly with her husband's name, Sauer, sits in a row with others marked Ganz, Schön, Lustig, Schön, Ganz (roughly translated: really quite funny, quite really).

And really too bad is roughly what most people think of long waits at airports.

Wal-Mart stock has really gone nowhere for roughly seven years, including a decline of 11.4% in 2005.

So the city's market-rate rents are really based off of roughly 30,000 to 40,000 units and they're now arguably the highest in the nation — even higher than New York's.