Sentence examples for really sheds from inspiring English sources

She really sheds light on David Lynch's most mysterious movie.

One is Carol Aird (Cate Blanchett), a wife and mother whom we first espy in a mink coat, and who never really sheds that touch of caressable luxury.

"Details of my life won't really shed light on the story," she said.

"Who's really shedding the blood and who's getting the money?

But do their particular outsize talents and deficits really shed light on the workings of the average man's brain?

He declined to comment further, saying he was "not in a position here and now to really shed any more light on the topic".

However, the only people who can really shed light on why the riots took place are those who rioted, their friends, families and neighbours.

"Berlin is the one place you can really shed your past and start again," says Rees. "A lot of people go there looking for some kind of creative spark or new energy.

Many analytic philosophers have signed petitions calling for the department to be saved, but one wonders how many would really shed a tear if they lost this particular battle.

And you have to wonder whether this book, from a man who was largely engaged in pressing shirts and making tea, can really shed that much light on the war.

"This whole year has really shed light on what's important -- and for me it's reaching out to as many people as I can, helping as many as I can.