Sentence examples for remains really from inspiring English sources

Still, he remains "really rich".

Thus far, the business remains really solid".

"Consumer confidence remains really strong, and that's what gives us confidence".

Trying to sell a bond without a rating remains really hard, says Mr Bird; reselling one is even tougher.

Mr. Kang said: "The theme of my film is not ideology, which remains really controversial in Korea.

But it is a career that remains "really frustrating", she says, because "there aren't bloody well enough parts for women".

"I know there is a story, but whether or not the story is ever told remains truly really one of the great mysteries of all time," said the fashion-forward star, who was there in capri overalls to promote the SJP Collection, her Nordstrom shoe line with Manolo Blahnik Chief Executive George Malkemus.

Whether it is a game (indeed, whether it is in fact the anti-game) really doesn't matter, because definitions aside, Proteus remains a really rather lovely experience, one where the player is left without guidance to wander small islands, taking in the passing seasons.

But given how depressed our economy remains, we really should be adding more than 300,000 jobs a month, not fewer than 200,000.

"Today, trying to communicate with my son and wife through a technological medium that remains imperfect really made me receptive to this story of a mother and daughter separated by oceans".

But in France, the somewhat imprecise concern about increasing school violence — the government insists it remains steady — really means a society scratching at the edges of the unwanted demands of transforming itself into a place that can both accommodate, integrate and regulate its growing Muslim community.