Sentence examples for were dealing with really from inspiring English sources
"We were dealing with really unknown territory," Lindsay said.
The key point is that we're dealing with really big (or, depending on your perspective, small) numbers.
We're dealing with really complicated matters here that readily get over-simplified".
"We're dealing with really bright students here," says Michael Nieckoski, Landmark's director of educational technology services.
Like Arvo Pärt, there's a sense that it's liturgical almost, that it's dealing with really deep human pathos.
We're dealing with really vulnerable members of society, many claiming for the first time in their 40s or 50s, and needing more advice because they are confused about benefits".
Even if I'm dealing with really intense subjects, like white collar crime.
For $27.95, you also can use the site to determine whether the "landlord" you are dealing with really owns the property and whether he or she has filed for bankruptcy, has a criminal record or is being sued by a previous tenant.
If you are dealing with really itchy eyes, you should probably avoid wearing contacts, as both the contacts and contact solution can make your already sensitive eyes more aggravated.
MR. GANSKE -- And you were dealing with a really powerful problem MS. WATKINS -- Yes.
He and Blumberg realized that they were dealing with "a really familiar personality type": talented people with zero business skills.
