Sentence examples for really to ruin from inspiring English sources
"The focus isn't really to ruin the Grand Slam.
If Goodell really wanted to ruin your team in 2012, he could have suspended your coach through only mid-December.
Situations like this could be when bad soundtracks really start to ruin a good film – and ruin your memory of the book.
The findings of West Nile, not to mention all the swatting and the itching, have presented many New Yorkers with a summer quandary: Is a two-milligram insect really going to ruin a perfectly beautiful August day?
I can't work out if this is a sly comment about the wave of server-based computing, or it's just because they really wanted to ruin Tron for me.
And although I doubt the powers that be at the company are really trying to ruin everything by monetizing you and spoiling the communities they've helped build, they must know that they're crossing an important threshold here with what amounts to a captive audience.
But if you really wanted to ruin Russian relations in the Middle East, that would be it.
"But we're not talking about kicking the child out of school if they fail because that's really going to ruin their life".
In moments of laziness and temptation, "You think, 'Am I really going to ruin my streak for this?'".
You think, "Am I really going to ruin my streak for this?" From five minutes, if that's all the time I have—like the day my first daughter was born to a couple of hours.
Ask yourself if it's really going to ruin or affect your life in the long run.
