Sentence examples for which really have from inspiring English sources

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

Caroline Miller, the editor in chief of New York magazine, said that there has been a kind of "gold rush for these kinds of glossy giveaways that chase the disposable incomes of wealthy New Yorkers, which really have grown in recent years".

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

HTC has dedicated efforts over the past year to ensure that users can have a more modular approach to upgrades on the Vive which really have made having a lower base price a necessity.

Forget for a moment the woes of the euro zone, which really have little to do with corporate versus transactional models.

"They were basically like, 'We put it on because everybody in the country was really scared of school shootings,' which really have no connection to the box," Eric Sturm, a recent NYU alumnus and member of IEC, recalls.

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".

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

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".