Sentence examples for really yet from inspiring English sources
When they married in 2002, his political career had really yet to begin.
A load of old rubbish, really, yet like everything in the concert, beautifully presented.
The internet has been around in commercial form for 10 or 15 years, but it has really yet to be integrated into how businesses function.
Boeing's chief executive, W. James McNerney Jr., recently wrote in a note to his employees: "No one really yet knows when or to what extent defense spending could be affected.
"When you're dead, you don't know you're dead," a retired firefighter points out, "so what's the big thing really?" Yet a paramedic bluntly says, "I think anybody who says they're not afraid of death is kidding themselves".
"It's very clear that, more broadly, no one really yet knows exactly what is going on," said Jonathan Evans, a biologist at the University of the South who is director of the federal project, which focused on impoverished, rural Grundy County and found that the county lost 12percentt of its hardwood habitat from 1981 and 1998.
Really stupid, yet really awesome.
Hasn't really registered yet.
"Nothing is really settled yet".
