Sentence examples for that really ends from inspiring English sources

Metzger explains that even for those who are able adjust to their new normal, grief is not something that really ends.

But it was a more familiar failing that really ended his hopes.

It's worth remembering that it was only the onset of WWII in September 1939 that really ended the Great Depression in the U.S. and allowed Wall Street to regain its pre-October 1929 levels.

At AT&T's current cheapest monthly rate ($60), that $1 phone really ends up costing you closer to $1,441.

I told her that it never really ends, and that I could achieve that goal.

In the end the only thing that can really end the bloodshed is a lifting of the siege".

But behind Mr. Sanders's choreographed theatrics were the unmistakable politics of 2020 and his campaign for president, a campaign that never really ended with the election of Donald J. Trump.

These two fingers are the only ones that will really end up controlling to direction of the bow.

Amy often used that negative conjunction to end things that really weren't ended.

The other is that this story line never really ends all that well.

But did that war really end?