Sentence examples for really updated from inspiring English sources

"It hasn't really updated the way people take payments".

"But it's just a really updated potato barn," Mr. Lynne said.

Since then we have not really updated our understanding of privacy, despite the advent of the Internet, fiber-optic cables and smartphones.

Sure, it is easy to say that all of black masculinity owes a debt to Stagolee in the same way that one could argue that contemporary Hollywood movies are really updated Greek tragedies.

"In the beginning there was a lot of buzz, as if there were millions of bees in the hive, but because the content wasn't really updated enough, more and more bees flew off," Mr. Lynch wrote in the e-mail exchange".And finally there was a real nice buzz, but it was very small as if maybe only one or two bees stayed in the nest," he continued.

Is it because Access PalmSource hasn't really updated the Palm OS in about a billion years?

"Adding new legs can really update the couch's silhouette.

"He has a phenomenal take to really update that world for what fighter pilots in the Navy has turned into today.

Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images This speaks for itself, really.... Updated at 12.33pm GMT 11.28am GMT George Osborne and David Cameron told their cabinet colleagues that Britain "is on the right track" and is dealing with its debts "in a fair way" this morning, ahead of the autumn statement, Downing Street has said (that's via the Press Association).

I mean, the term "bachelorette party" should really be updated for the feminist world that I am (and I hope you are) living in.

Other titles like "Suburbia" or "Class of 1984" offer a camp value similar to that of the "Quincy" episode but are really just updated versions of insincere "youth gone wild" cautionary tales like "Reefer Madness".