Sentence examples for really to add from inspiring English sources

"I've nothing really to add to it.

Such personal details not only feel pretentious, but they also fail really to add up.

The purpose of their inclusion in a season like the Proms is really to add a touch of the exotic to the regular performances, supplied by the BBC's own orchestras with help from other British-based ensembles, which do not always attract quite so much attention.

The only incentive to getting a new player into the game is really to add someone new to play with, and you really have to hunt someone down to accomplish that.

It's really starting to add up.

I've got one medal and it's something that I really want to add to".

But yikes, the notifications really started to add up.

The costs from the “boom-boom room” culture at Smith Barney are really starting to add up.

That really starts to add up in the out years.

So you really want to add more fish, huh?

These work really well to add a touch of pizazz!