Sentence examples for really the score from inspiring English sources

But it wasn't really the score that mattered.

Here's the first rub: the credit score you get is not really the score that a lender will use.

Djokovic toppled Juan Martín del Potro in the quarterfinals, in a three-set victory that felt more like a five-setter, in a match Djokovic described afterward as "much closer and tougher than really the score indicated".

We are pleased to have won but no one really minds the score.

Some of the reluctance that comes with this autumn is mere uncertainty, a sense that no one really knows the score.

He argued that despite the superficial similarities, PinClout has different aims from Klout — yes, it provides a score between 1 and 100 to rate a user's influence, but he said the real aim is to provide analytics tools to businesses so they can increase that influence: "It's not really about the score itself".

They really know the score.

He really wanted the score to have high adventure qualities to it.

"Really what the score is there to do is to speak," Burwell said.

Barton is so subtle, and so powerful in using the structural development of the music to animate her architecture that it would be amazing if the full design of the work really preceded the score.

And members of that ever-expanding club of Sondheim cultists can float into heaven, listening to what is really the first score that suggests what would become this composer's idiosyncratic style, performed by a top-of-the line orchestra (directed by Rob Berman) and cast.