Sentence examples for was really ahead from inspiring English sources
adverb
Actually; in fact; in reality.
- "He really is a true friend." / "Really? What makes you so sure?"
He was really ahead of his time.
"Lenny Bruce was really ahead of his time, and a very substantial unfairness was done to him.
If I had known what was really ahead, I would have.
For the studios and retailers, Sony's big argument was that even though Blu-ray and HD-DVD were neck and neck in player sales, Blu-ray was really ahead by 1.8 million.
He was really ahead of his time with his training regimen and his diet.
In 2004, President Christ gave a speech that was really ahead of its time.
We were really ahead of our time.
"We were really ahead of our time on that one".
"She's really ahead of the curve," said Roman Young, the director of Wilhelmina Models and Ms. Rocha's agent.
"The Port Authority is really ahead of the curve with their variable pricing plan," said Janine Bauer, executive director of the Tri-State Transportation Campaign.
To be really ahead of the curve in 2015 though, the image-conscious should apparently opt for Switchel.
