Sentence examples for really to make from inspiring English sources

But what are we really to make of it?

This project was really to make everybody in touch with something from Cunningham.

Or was the goal really to make money?" Mr. Johnson said in prepared remarks.

The most important thing for the memorial was really to make it timeless.

Everybody involved were originators – they had to be really to make the people of Birmingham have radio with commercials.

"The idea was really to make the site better for our customers," said Jeff Yurcisin, the president of Shopbop.com.

"My main goal was really to make myself a legend, and I satisfied that at the London Olympics last year.

"They were the first chefs in the north really to make a point about using local ingredients".

This last is a phrase invented really to make gay marriage seem impossible as well as undesirable.

The premise of this review was really to make sure we learn as much from those deaths as possible".

It shows that it was really to make me lose it, but at the start, well, we will see.