Sentence examples for what is really most from inspiring English sources

One source of feeling overwhelmed is not permitting ourselves the opportunity to get clear on what is really most important in terms of bringing not only relief, but also regeneration and refreshment.

Another question that helps us in sustaining motivation is: "What is really most important to me: product or process?" Process entails growth, development and learning -- cultivation of the awareness and resources of the self and others.

He wanted to be brought back to what was really most important".

Figure out what's REALLY most important in your life, and let that be your filter in determining how you earn and spend your money.

We are still attempting to get through to Corwen and have a 10 mile town-to-town railway through what is really the most scenic part of the Dee Valley".

James Harrison may be brash, but at least he says what is really on his mind, unlike most star athletes, says William C. Rhoden.

What is really interesting, he says, is that most plants do not have different sexed organisms, but are hermaphrodites.

"What he is really most influential for is his attempt to find a reconciliation of the ideals of modern architecture and the conditions of the developing world, in particular those of the very poor," said William J. Mitchell, dean of the school of architecture and planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

"What's really the most worrisome is the degree to which we have that disconnect".

M: Well, you know what was really the most wonderful comment?

"What's really surprising is that most of these women who are attacked on the street, the majority are attacked by women," she said.