Sentence examples for really say with from inspiring English sources

Can you really say with any precision that Princeton is "better" than Columbia?

Then she's no longer in control of the story, and she can't really say with authority "how it was".

Perhaps not: If I sit down and do my homework all I can really say with intelligence is that it's premature to conclude that ingesting food with genetically engineered ingredients is safe.

So can you really say, with revenue slipping, that you're helping sales?

Let's just do it and see if it works.' And that's why no one could really say with any credibility that the programs were effective," Sopko remarked.

Happened?" The public broadcaster concluded that "currently no-one can really say with certainty what the outcome will be" and that it appeared as though neither major party would have a clear path to government.

'Do worry,' he's really saying with a patronising pat on the head.

What the latter patients are really saying with their question is, "I'm bewildered; please help me choose the best treatment option".

But what was Briskman really saying with that single digit salute?

But I can't really say anything with his personality has changed much.

Can you really say that with a straight face?