Sentence examples for that everyone is really from inspiring English sources

That everyone is really the same, they just talk funny.

"Given that everyone is really nervous about PC sales, it's good that they beat it even by a little," he said.

Also, it's been really hot and dry where I live recently, to the point that everyone is really scared about drought.

But totally true to life, say those who have toiled in the real West Wing, is that everyone is really busy all the time.

"The portrayal of Muslims in places like Bradford is that everyone is really extremist and people don't let their girls do anything," says Evie Manning, director of the play and co-founder of the theatre company Common Wealth.

It is perhaps somewhat akin to how I feel during a particularly disastrous run of results from the England football team during a World Cup: you're vaguely aware of an event going on that a lot of people consider to be momentously important and that everyone is really miserable about, yet for all the impact it actually has on my life it may as well have happened 50 years ago.

Offerman told EW he was treated differently when he appeared clean shaven and that "everyone was really freaked out".

Offerman told EW he was treated differently when he appeared clean shaven and that "everyone was really freaked out". "There was a real sense of having shorn Samson of his locks," Offerman told EW. "And it really felt sacrilegious.

"I wrote a draft, and I could tell that everyone was really engaged with it.

A third new Gears of War game (the rumours were true!): Gears of War 5, the one that everyone was really waiting for.

Tank Girl pretty much summed up the Nineties, an often nonsensical post-club daze where the edginess was tempered by the fact that everyone was really everyone's best mate, honest.