Sentence examples for which can really from inspiring English sources

Which can really annoy consumers.

Except it's also, in a way, a real shark which can really eat you.

The only part of the treaties which can really lead us into danger is the clause of guarantee.

This item is particularly handy in summer, he noted, "because you get sudden rainstorms, which can really wipe you out".

Some firms add a second driver for free, others charge €5-€6 a day, which can really add up.

It can lead to medication combined with drinking, which can really make someone more liable to fall.

These productions belong to a vicarious, spectators' world; they offer nothing which can really grip the brain or heart.

That leads to overuse injuries like runner's knee and, down the line, osteoarthritis, which can really put a cramp in a runner's career.

You can buy a $9 shrimp ceviche marinated in lime, or succulent roast pork with rice and beans and salad for $8, which can really feed two people.

Acne is no laughing matter and I really hope Spot The Difference starts a conversation about something which can really crush the confidence out of young people.

It allows you to see fat lads' boobs, which can really lift the mood in a drab football match - or indeed a war".