Sentence examples for really rule out from inspiring English sources

Since you never get a good look at the culprit — it's all very arty — you can never really rule out that the shadowy figure running around the spaceship causing trouble is not, in fact, the prominent Manhattan dermatologist Dr. Patricia Wexler.

"We have to think really hard and try to get a better understanding of what is going in our Solar System, and whether you can really rule out comets as the source of Earth's water".

Hence, the experiments performed with GPGP do not really rule out the flexibility argument.

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

"We really should rule out these other more dangerous things before we call it benign leg cramps".

"You can never really totally rule out contamination".

"It will be really powerful to rule out things that aren't important and focus in on what's really important," Barre told the AP.

It feels really uncomfortable to rule out men from a selection.

"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.

I'm spontaneous and open-minded, so I never really rule anything out.

And really, I would not rule out a future role for Spitzer as celebrity judge on "Top Chef" or the person who pulls out the winning lottery numbers at night on TV.