Examples of using Cannot really in English and their translations into Dutch
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You cannot really fail, but have needed assistance to shake off the dark attachments that you have gathered over millennia of time.
I cannot really say the exact words,
You cannot really get the actual amount but you can more or less find the estimated cost by considering those aforementioned addends.
Browser hijackers infect multiple computers worldwide on a regular basis, but they cannot really expose you to malicious websites unless you allow them to.
I cannot really confirm for instance that companies have stopped distributing drivers for Windows 7 with their hardware components.
You too will be registering changes within yourselves, as you cannot really go through this period of upliftment without being aware of it.
We cannot really know why spiritual teachers make such statements
T he Supreme Lord said:'One cannot really say that one is bound
We cannot really say that this is an additional EUR 1 billion,
This stage cannot really be combatted with remedies anyway,
aggressive vocals offer little variety and cannot really continue to fascinate.
But the body of the muse awakening from the egg, cannot really break loose from the geometry wherein it is caught.
But countries which do not have codetermination councils, European works councils, cannot really be a part of this.
The only difference is that I can step out of Hare Krishna culture, while I cannot really step out of the prevailing global culture.
It cannot really be said that any one of the nine and then the 15
It feels like you still cannot really dance, because you can only do the learned sequence.
For a god that cannot really help us is not really interesting and believable.
They are also aware that a pocket aces cannot really win a hand all the time so they are prepared for it.
If it goes wrong, we shall have to deal with a Turkey that cannot really act.
We often say in the European Union that we cannot really continue to afford our own welfare states and social security services.