Sentence examples for really within the from inspiring English sources

The Jubilee Line will be finished next spring, though that's not really within the spending review period.

We do not have the capability -- as you know, when we go out of the spacecraft we operate really within the confines of the payload bay.

"It shows a crisis, an identity crisis, really, within the Italian Catholic Church, where they're trying to take this little act and say, 'We've been attacked,' " he said.

But that's not really within the realm of political reality; House Democrats are actively working against his interests, both politically and policy-wise.

"Whereas a 'sound' was really within the midst of this intense engagement with everything: with all the noise that you've ever heard, you struggle somehow to make a difference, so to speak, within that noise.

The Rutgers incident isn't really within the purview of the N.C.A.A. (Then again, neither was Penn State, though that didn't stop the N.C.A.A. from ignoring its procedures to penalize the university).

The moment you start listening and acting upon what is really within you, is the moment you stop regression and start creating a positive platform to live happy.

So it's really set within the collective imagination.

More importantly, I wonder if these companies really are within the law.

"This is really all within the records of the Trump International Hotel," said Loren AliKhan, a deputy solicitor general for the District.

But that raises the question of whether American forces could really stay within the security of their bases if thousands of Iraqi civilians were killed outside the gates.