Sentence examples for really speaking about from inspiring English sources

Are they really speaking about Hurricane Katrina, or the war in Iraq?

He feels sure that it is really "speaking about the Garden of Eden," and decides that he must go to what he thinks of as "the very center of the world, the place where matters were actually decided, where things happened, a place such as Rome had been, ancient Rome, where decisions had been made and events set in motion, to find that place and then quit everything".

With business, it's the first time we're really speaking about the role of business in development, but if it's going to be sustainable development, it we're going to look at going Green and reducing emissions, businesses have not just to do CSR, it's about their business models.

He'd had a look in the old transcripts of his speeches from when Johnson was mayor, but couldn't find anything in them on booster seats (of course, this would neither confirm nor disconfirm whether Johnson was really speaking about them, since the whole point was that no-one bothered to transcribe them, but still).

"None of the women are really spoken about in the biblical story.

Domestic violence is not really spoken about in the gay community.

"I've not really spoken about that.

A second season "was never really spoken about much," the star said.

It's not a moment in my life I've ever really spoken about, to be fair I've probably not quite dealt with it myself.

Maybe, because I lived in a house where it wasn't really spoken about, I believed – deep down – it didn't actually exist.

We've never really spoken about what happened.