Sentence examples for really spelt from inspiring English sources

Is the word "sex" really spelt out by the clouds in The Lion King?

That really spelt out where their priorities lay".

Name really spelled Hittler.

But does losing the league's best pitcher really spell catastrophe?

But he conceded that the bill did not really spell out specific instructions.

But getting back to "mexican" and "russian": can you really spell placenames that way?

I'd like to see it really spelled out exactly how a company specifies that it needs H-1B visa holders to do a job.

By William Walden and John McCarten The New Yorker, November 18 , 1961P. 43 Sign, observed in front of a car-wash station in Brooklyn, that really spells it out: Car Wash $1.00 3 Car Washes $3.00 View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By David Remnick By Ceridwen Dovey.

And then, Ted was the one who had to ask if they had had sex, which certainly doesn't demonstrate responsible behavior from either party, but also doesn't really spell date rape.

If there is an intensity about this race, it is also because the fiscal problems faced by the city are so overwhelming – there may not be money to reopen its public schools after this summer – that neither candidate is really spelling them out according to Paul Green, a professor of public policy at Roosevelt University.

The art in this book is like a very sophisticated version of what kids do when they play around with cut paper, sticking all kinds of odd materials down on a background, and young readers will enjoy poring over all the surprises in these collages, perhaps even asking what the shapes made of random bits of printed type are really spelling out.