Sentence examples for that really rocks from inspiring English sources
"You're listening to stuff that really rocks, but is also very stripped down.
Far out into the Hudson, I gaze back at the Big Apple and decide that there's something about being in a small yellow canoe at the edge of the most powerful city in the world that really rocks my boat.
But it's Blanche's bedroom that really rocks my world, with its wallpaper featuring giant palm leaves (the first time I walked into the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles and saw that wallpaper in the lobby I honestly nearly cried, much to the doorman's alarm).
What's cool is that it's a Cirque Du Soleil show that really rocks.
Which doesn't mean that it will happen, because I'm pretty sure that the media will be filtering the questions and anything that really rocks the firmament of our bought-and-paid-for government will be kept far away from the forum.
The demo that really rocked my world, though, was something much less glamorous: reading.
But it was Pakistan's reaction to the killing of the governor of Punjab, Salman Taseer — starting with the rose petals showered on the smiling accused assassin as he was led into court — that really rocked the Obama administration, as it tries to sustain its public line that the Pakistani government is a close ally, fully committed to countering terrorism.
"Why don't you go read Dr. Seuss again?" I know there are way bigger David Foster Wallace fans, but I found "Brief Interviews" at a time where I was expanding my brain in any way I could, and he was just one of the authors that really rocked things for me.
Last year we went out of our way to give you a list of nine cars that really rocked our world in 2001.
Sometimes I talk to retailers and ask: 'Does that really rock your boat?' Stand outside the store, look at competitors, go on the internet and read the kinds of messages that are going out to consumers, and always ask how you can do things better".
