Sentence examples for really than a from inspiring English sources

Nothing more, really, than a chance to portray a city that millions of people think they know in a manner that no one has previously imagined imagining.

"Newyorkers" is more of a cabaret act, really, than a theater piece; it calls itself "a musical collage," perhaps to position itself somewhere in the middle.

But it's actually more difficult than it seems, mainly because if you don't get the ends tight and straight, you will have a very short stack — more of a spread, really, than a stack.

The idea was less of a reversal, really, than a halt.

More of a date, really, than an interview.

At the front, in the trenches, the energy level felt wild and unfocused and adolescent; not much different, really, than an unruly middle-school recess.

I suppose it's no more mischievous, really, than an actor singing in character, and many of our most prized artworks goof around with form, testing the permeable membrane between fact and fiction, between art and something else.

Watts was looking less for a wife, really, than for a permanent, live-in model, and Terry proved too high-spirited and intractable for the job.

As "Once Upon a River" opens a year later, Margo accelerates this disintegration by shooting off the end of her uncle's penis (no more difficult, really, than shooting an acorn off a piece of fruit).

Are the Iowa presidential caucuses really less than a year away?

"It's a B movie really, more than a criminal case".