Sentence examples for really to put from inspiring English sources

The suit is really to put pressure on the company to negotiate, they said.

And yet, as Bird quickly discovers, manufacturing this kind of outrage is a distinct challenge: "It was hard, really, to put any kind of definite face on China.

"The trend is really to put people and their personal work environment out in the open so knowledge exchange can take place in real time," he said.

"And it would go back to zero and we'd get it back up and we just never had the ability or the heart really to put them away, and we kept fooling around with it and they got us".

"The idea is really to put the management's net worth at stake," says José Luiz Homem de Mello of Pinheiro Neto, a São Paulo law firm.Yet imposing stricter standards of liability has costs.

BETTMAN: My motivation was really to put owners and players in the room, and the union came back and said, "Let's put in staff, and let's put in lots of people and lawyers".

The controller said: "We really, really have to put this one to bed.

"Anything skintight is really, really hard to put on.

And really brave and really scary to put this kind of character on stage".

"But the President really has to put it to him.

It is really hard to put into words.