Sentence examples for really to ask from inspiring English sources

It isn't going to work really to ask for humanity so this sort of stuff is going to get their attention".

"He was the first really to ask me to go down an abstract route," Ms. Graham said, "to go beyond literal storytelling.

This is really to ask: Is America a family, or not?

Shortly before the arrest, the younger Clooney told the gathering press, "We are here really to ask two very simple questions.

But he does these things, or at least we believe he does these things, really, to ask questions and put forward theories about just why all sorts of people behave in the ways they behave.

Sometimes the argument is really framed to ask who is really benefitting here - the volunteer or the community?

So you really have to ask yourself, is the Pro Bowl really necessary?

"We never really got in a situation where I really had to ask him," Girardi said.

We really need to ask ourselves if all this violence is really necessary?

To ask for the best work of American fiction, therefore, is not simply - or not really - to ask for the most beautifully written or the most enjoyable to read.

Did he really need to ask?