Sentence examples for really to write from inspiring English sources

Are we really to write Linoleum for that antique brown floorcovering in granny's mansion flat?

The good things don't help and the bad things still hurt.' My job is really to write the book.

The house felt empty on her return to Nanjing, but she knew precisely what to do: "This I decided was the time to begin really to write".

It fell to me — quite an honor, really — to write the advance obituary of Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, long the publisher of The New York Times until he passed the reins in 1992.

Writing to HG Wells from the French Riviera in 1922, Ford Madox Ford declared: "I've got over the nerve tangle of the war and feel able at last really to write again – which I never thought I should do".

Despite this article's early focus on Mikaela, my intention isn't really to write just about her.

There's this suspicious feeling that this book is really underway and you're really meant to write it.

This time I really wanted to write it by hand, and I also wrote it really fast.

Did he really have to write one?

"I really want to write African films.

I never really wanted to write a cookbook.