Sentence examples for really surface from inspiring English sources
They are not really surface roots, but they fatten as they grow older and soon break through to the light of day.
"Maybe they are not really surface structures, but tenuous clouds of hot gas at a certain altitude," he says.
You have a lot of other areas that are yet to really surface, but could create further substantial problems.
I don't know the history of it, other than Steve Bruce will have brought the boy in from Ireland, and he didn't really surface until Martin came.
The dropout rate in North Lawndale schools is 46%, but the problem doesnt really surface until the kids are well past the second grade.
Climbing plants like Ivy (Hedera) or some highly specialized water plants that are growing on rocks in currents (e.g., Podostemaceae) exhibit attachment devices by glue-like adhesives, which are not really surface phenomena.
That kind of care never really surfaced in the vast troves of Microsoft e-mail.
EXTRA POINTS WAYNE CHREBET's personal feelings after outshining KEYSHAWN JOHNSON with his winning touchdown catch on Sunday never really surfaced.
On returning to his old school, he said: "In hindsight my symptoms really surfaced here, but the problem was, to almost everyone, they just looked like bad behaviour.
Bunnell's arrangement reflects the split that divided White's work into public and private imagery, but as a result the "Saint Anthony" pictures haven't really surfaced.
Labour's divisions on Europe only really surfaced in the 1980s – long after Wilson's departure – once the manifesto commitment to leave the EC helped to promote the creation of the Social Democratic Party.
