Sentence examples for which really describes from inspiring English sources

There are certain strategies that aren't available in traditional asset management that are only available in what we think of as hedge funds, which really describes a legal structure.

"He's got the perfect mix between the sinister and the menacing Count Olaf, which the books really describe".

Note, however, that the notion of a response plateau is an oversimplification, which does not really describe the response of individual cells (see below).

This painting really describes that really well.

As physiocrat writes: In the fifties it was normal for children to stay at school late to do activities which really could have been described as hobbies - music, woodwork, metalwork, model railways etc.

And "you must be a runner" to the people who attributed it to discipline and activeness, neither of which are words that really describe me at all.

"I'm just really doing my thing, which really I find hard to describe...It just sort of comes naturally.

She described a science curriculum which "really stressed experimentation and scientific exploration".

He is hardly described physically in the book which really emphasised the theme of mystery.

Which really meant: no.

Which really matters?