Sentence examples for really violate from inspiring English sources
The yeti, for instance, doesn't really violate any natural laws at all.
Don't worry, the tricky experiments don't really violate relativity.
"This really violates basic networking 101," she said, which emphasizes the personal touch.
"I felt really violated," Mr. Zerden, now a fourth-year student, recently recalled.
"When I read that, I felt utterly sick and really violated.
But I felt really violated by letting it go on for 10 minutes to try to get a job.
"But on the other hand, it's a very primitive dictatorship and really violating all the possible parts of human rights".
"There's a point at which the I-didn't-know excuse really violates the idea of the buck stops here," he added.
One – Sekhar v. United States – is about the statutory definition of extortion and whether the defendant in a single case really violated it.
It is sudden compromise that really violates expectations in the Middle East in a way that brings out the dark, violent forces there.
"And then all you guys will come running in breathlessly to see whether there's something new that the N.B.A. should respond to from a convicted felon who really violated probably the most sacred trust in sports".
