Sentence examples for really to stop from inspiring English sources

The issue is really to stop the behavior that hurts people".

Our government is not doing anything really to stop the religious control from paralyzing our lives.

The next morning one of my guests sent me an e-mail message: "I have to ask you — beg you, really — to stop the abomination that is Gramercy Tavern.

It has – from the beginning – been ambivalent about whether the club should extend beyond the continent proper, or whether, like the United States of Europe that Churchill once advocated, it is something that ought really to stop at the Channel.

To be honest, there's nothing really to stop developers from building for the device.

"[I used] my feet and my hands against the wall, and my left side of my body really, to stop my head hitting the wall, the floor and anything else coming up with that wave".

Do you really, really want to stop his pain?' And Bea, I knew what he meant and I said yes.

You really, really need to stop talking about Tony Blair.

But you really, really need to stop saying "literally" all the flipping time.

As the saying goes, it is actually really important to stop and smell the roses.

("Your casual racism can be fun, but you really need to stop before people actually notice").