Sentence examples for reference to really from inspiring English sources
Does it arise from a consideration of God simply as he is in himself, or does it only result from some reference to really distinct realizations of these perfections in creatures?
The readers of this article would really need to use the two tables (included in this article) and to read the articles noted in references to really understand the differences between the different theories, which is a lot of work.
It is abundantly clear that the target of a 2-degree Celsius limit to climate change was mostly derived from what seemed convenient and doable without any reference to what it really means environmentally.
We're talking about the dormant tradition of the confessional singer-songwriter in the pop charts, with Clarkson interspersing her thoughts with references to her "really rough upbringing".
"The absence of any reference to the LGBT community really stands them out compared to almost all other parties, who have flagged their commitment to supporting LGBT voters".
They can consult people that you have not offered up as a reference to see if you really do what you said you did.
In the new epilogue, I also made reference to crimes that have really never even happened before.
In that same episode, it is also revealed that she owns an ocelot named Babou, for which Archer develops a fondness (this is a comedic reference to Salvador Dalí, who really did have a pet ocelot by that name with whom he frequently traveled).
The year 1997 was used as reference to ensure that admissions really could be treated in day-care and to avoid discussions between professionals.
The term "contracts" is really a reference to contracts for national prescription plans, a big area of concern given the 80 percent concentration rate of the big three.
Mike Scott, the Waterboys frontman, was mentioned in last week's blog in reference to optimism and pessimism – but really, his band's 1985 hit The Whole of the Moon is quixotic rather than merely optimistic.
