Sentence examples for really upheld from inspiring English sources

Was his objection really upheld?

His church has been the place "that really upheld me," he said.

"I'm so happy with the casting, because it really upheld what Katie had created for that family," Feig said.

The people who really uphold the tenets of a society are almost always those who have entered into it, rather than those who were born into it - and Lady Bracknell rigidly upholds all the traditions of her class.

We just focus on really upholding our sound using the influences that we like rather than trend-based music".

Of course, only a couple of mainstream sects really uphold this (the Quakers, I believe, and other doctrinally-pacifist religions), but if we're allowed to bar our tax dollars from paying for things a few of us don't believe in, then the Pentagon should be completely and utterly de-funded immediately.

But once established, the king found he had to move almost immediately against the Ikhwan -- or brothers, as the tribal foot soldiers were known -- after they started questioning whether he really was upholding the religion.

America has really always steadfastly upheld this principle.

"We waited until after the election to resign, and we really tried to uphold the integrity of anyone who came before us".

"So I honestly say to you we've acted really thoroughly to uphold the integrity of the party".

I'm skeptical that both sides are going to believe that the other is really going to uphold this deal, given the lack of trust in the past.