Sentence examples for really segregated from inspiring English sources

"Urban planners tell us that cities are still really segregated ― people live close to people who look like them.

"Baltimore is a really segregated city, and it's horrible that this chaos had to happen to bring all these different communities together, but I think something beautiful can come out of this and we're seeing it through the citizens of Baltimore coming together from all demographics," said Atman Smith, one of the founders of HLF.

Unfortunately this machine cannot really segregate a mixed collection of Skittles and M&Ms – a horrific doomsday scenario that science has yet to crack.

"Places that are segregated really don't grow".

Residents, mainly black, live in what is really an unofficially segregated, hollowed-out Rust Belt city that just happens to be located on the East Coast.

But do we really want all websites segregated between rich and poor?

But it's really expensive, which segregates in one way, especially for people who haven't invested in all the camping infrastructure.

Luis, one of several interview subjects here, describes how, as a young man, he was sent to a "work camp" that was really incarceration to segregate men suspected of homosexuality.

"People say it's a party school, people say that it's not segregated but it really is segregated," Gray told HuffPost.

"But when I did, I realized that 99 percent of the people seeing it are white, and it was obvious how segregated the art world really is.

Everything is so segregated and it never really allows people to get the full effect of a song that is magical.