Sentence examples for that really establishes from inspiring English sources

There's no mystery to how biscotti get their intense crunch: they're baked twice, and it's the second baking that really establishes their character.

It was the book he wrote here, Fin-de-siècle Vienna: Politics and Culture (1980), that really established his reputation.

Gwyneth Paltrow in Emma The film that really established Paltrow as a leading actor also began her long-term relationship with the English accent.

The two roles in New York that really established Thompson were Othello, for Theatre for a New Audience, and Brutus Jones, in O'Neill's "The Emperor Jones," at the Irish Repertory, both in 2009.

It was the rise of The Kingston Trio that really established Martin as "America's Guitar"...The Kingston Trio wasn't just a musical group.

In William Paul's description, it is also "the film that really established gross-out as a mode of expression for mainstream cinema.... [P]ast exploitation films managed to exploit their cruelties by virtue of their marginality.

But it was his participation at the Venice Biennale in 1988, representing Israel, that really established him internationally.

While they succeeded in providing a small increase in gasoline yields, it was the commercialization of the fluid catalytic cracking process in 1942 that really established the foundation of modern petroleum refining.

It was Innocence Is Kinky – produced by PJ Harvey mainstay John Parish and her second album as Jenny Hval – that really established Hval, showing up on many critics' end-of-year lists in 2013.

I'd love to get that really established, make it the "go to" place and have people say "oh did you hear what Ross said about that today"?

Pinkner and Wyman responded that to "really establish his absence [it] will take a little while," but knew that a longer wait would lead to audience frustration.