Sentence examples for really summarized from inspiring English sources

The final spot goes to Mark whose short and sweet comment really summarized the events of the week.

"Research has been done on magma composition, physical volcanology, and ash cloud modeling but it hasn't been really summarized and put into one whole picture," Ilyinskaya says.

So it's a quote in the book that I think really summarizes sort of everything that you stand for in the book and that's this.

It really summarizes a true growth that I'm very proud of.

Its elaborately bizarre set pieces cannot really be summarized; they have to be seen.

The question arises whether this subgroup can really be summarized under the definition of neuropathic pain.

"The study really elegantly summarizes how two very different groups, plants and fungi, share a common toolbox of mechanisms for movements," says botanist Joan Edwards of Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts.

Here is what really happened, as summarized in the Wall Street Journal, not exactly a hotbed of Clinton support.

In Noodles' case this is about how it defines the dining experience, which Reddy summarized as: "Really good food, served by genuinely nice people, in a friendly, welcoming place".

It's not really made to be summarized.

"We got to move 'em out, we're going to move 'em back in if they're really good people," Trump summarized.