Sentence examples for really the stuff of from inspiring English sources

Is this really the stuff of classic children's fiction?

Opaque, hushed and introverted, their music isn't really the stuff of air-punching festival anthems.

After all, Duncan's themes — terrorism, torture, incest, murder — nowadays are really the stuff of the big screen.

Apart from this, of course, my marriage is all two-part harmony, but the organic debate is really the stuff of couples therapy.

The concepts of privacy and decency are so slippery (and class-bound) that they are not really the stuff of effective (or desirable) legislation when it comes to the press.

It may be too quirky and precious — there is a dirtbag Wes Anderson feel to some scenes — and you could argue that the 10-episode season is really the stuff of a 90-minute indie film.

According to the press, these really were the stuff of Bond movies.

As a doctor I have these conversations regularly but this really was the stuff of nightmares.

And the two most influential literary artists of the English-speaking theater of the 20th century, Samuel Beckett and Harold Pinter, have never really been the stuff of Broadway.

She says: They're not really considered the stuff of commercial Indian films, but to us, as writers, that was the challenge and the attraction too.

It has a poor record in terms of compelling action even among mortals let alone gods, whose capacity for self-restraint has never really been the stuff of legend.