Sentence examples for which really has from inspiring English sources

The economy and the environment both benefit by taxing that which really has societal costs.

It's like the first step in a whole new world which really has endless opportunities".

It's about a financial crisis and the structure of our economy, which really has been misallocating capital".

But isn't there another one, not that far away, which is a threat to us all and which really has "to be defeated, plain and simple".

Chiang's diary entries repeatedly denounced American diplomacy, which "really has no center, no policy, no morals" and, he wrote, regarded China merely "as meat on the chopping board".

First of all, "Wiener-Dog" — which really has a dog's life as its through line — is one of the great animal movies.

"Things have been presented as good value which really haven't been.

Matteo Garrone's Reality won the Grand Prix, which really had me scratching my head.

"Unlike, say, Lamborghinis, which really have no competition heritage, Ferrari has consistently accepted the challenge of proving its product on the track.

And "where's Surrealism, which really had an effect?" Mr. Danto said: "I don't see the method as anything except circular.

Some years ago Dr Daniel found a page of the original manuscript of Gatsby, which really had been thought lost, as she explained in the Huffington Post.