Sentence examples for really tally from inspiring English sources

According to Hadley, Turnbull is also "on the nose" with the electorate – which doesn't really tally with what the polls say.

I looked at TV channels like CBeebies and the good quality there, then looked at YouTube, and I thought 'these don't really tally'.

But that does not really tally with what we see in the GCSE results.

That doesn't really tally with the kind of transition that EU officials have in mind.

Could these accounts really tally with one of the world's most beloved men, Nelson Mandela?

Lucy, 25, wonders if the number of people who say they are not straight really tallies with the number of people who are actually acting upon those desires.

Even if the courts could do it, Texas Gov. George W. Bush George W. Bush has been granted the presumption of victory, a process that began when the Republican-denounced television networks declared him the President-elect on election night, before they or anyone knew who really tallied the most votes in Florida.

Aides to Ms. Ferraro's three opponents responded yesterday with statistics and analyses of their own, saying that Ms. Ferraro's tally really showed that her candidacy was flagging.

Hence, no one understands (and I don't really want to tally up) how much of my own money I had to spend to subsidize the gig.

So, if you're really bent on tallying up what's fair and not fair, let's make sure you're using an accurate score card.

It adds to Mr Obama's state total, but little to the delegate tally that really counts.