Sentence examples for really rule from inspiring English sources

"She is the government but she does not really rule.

"I've learned to not really rule anything as being impossible.

And if strings really rule the subatomic world, you could zap from Times Square to Paris.

(Most designers driven by that philosophy "didn't really rule the world," Grinyer said. "They just ruled staplers").

"You can never really rule him out," Sky's Richie Porte, a former team-mate of the Spanish multiple Tour winner,  told specialist website cyclingnews.com "It's not over yet, and there are still a few more weeks.

But as George Orwell detailed in his fiction and essays about Burma, one of Kwarteng's case studies, you cannot really rule over people for too long without losing a bit of your own humanity, no matter what your original mission.

Just like she never really ruled out appearing on a reality TV show.

"We really ruled this game, we were fantastic but we just couldn't score," said a perplexed Eintracht coach, Friedhelm Funkel.

Adelaide of Savoy, a favorite companion of Louis XIV during his dotage, remarked, "Under a king, a country is really ruled by women".

The newsroom was really ruled over by Cronkite's short, stern secretary Hinda Glasser.

"Indeed, capitalism really rules when you get to opt out of it now and then, especially when now and then basically means ALWAYS".