Sentence examples for really substitute from inspiring English sources

And in some cases -- like shopping for clothing -- the online experience can never really substitute for the real thing.

(For "individuals, organisations and governments" you can really just substitute 'society' in general).

But one thing that will never change is that playing live makes you a better musician, builds a fan base, gets people to know who you are, and nothing will really ever substitute for that.

Substitute returns are really no substitute for ones that taxpayers could have filed themselves.

(Although beef shin is considerably easier to get hold of in this country, the pieces will be too large, and the flavour too strong, to substitute really satisfactorily – I'd strongly suggest hunting down British rose veal).

We can cut the bells off from the sound which they would really have and substitute birds; but then the quality of such a marvel depends on our having expected sounds, and we expected them because of our knowledge of real bell-hood.

"Propah" is used to substitute "really" as well as "raight" and "well.

Fotopedia isn't really a substitute for a traditional travel guide like Lonely Planet,  though.

After his bandmates fire him, he becomes a really bad substitute teacher instead.

Still, for the occasional enthusiast like me, there's really no substitute for the paan experience.

Yet the designer knows that photographs are not really a substitute for a show or for the movie.