Sentence examples for that really says from inspiring English sources

"What that really says is, 'Trust me,' " he added of Ms. Miranda.

Any memorial, he said, "should be an artistic expression that really says what the city excels in, the use of the imagination".

If you were to ask me what kind of art I appreciate most, I'd say it's the art that really says something.

It covers everything inside, from the glue traps to the little nonstick Dutch ovens, with a busy sign that really says nothing: "59¢ 79¢ 99¢ and Up".

Disgust is the emotion that really says 'hey don't do that, stay away from that, that's dangerous for you'".

In other words, it feels true to form as a Ferrari, whereas in the Vanquish there's nothing that really says "British" luxury, a shame in our opinion.

Does that really say TWENTY DOLLARS for a GRAND PIANO?

She's never been in the body or the clothes that really say who she is".

"That really said something to me," she said.

'I hadn't thought of that, really,' said Pressley.

"It really says that small places can do big things".