Sentence examples for Quite truly from inspiring English sources

"She is normally a highly responsible driver and this offence is quite truly out of character.

Tell me also of your town and parents". Telemachus said, "I will answer you quite truly.

"It is strange," George Orwell wrote in his diary in August , 1942 "but quite truly the way the British government is now behaving in India upsets me more than a military defeat".

We are all, quite truly, hostages of the car's dominance, forced either to drive one or take buses".

But, until quite recently, truly whacky suspicions had to be sustained by coercion or by ignorance.

Not the best of all time perhaps, but a very good one all the same, and a quite magnificent, truly global event.

Take music in general and painting and marionette playing and many other things, which are purchased in one city, and carried away and sold in another-wares of the soul which are hawked about either for the sake of instruction or amusement -may not he who tamusement -mayt anotsells them be quite as truly called a merchant as he who sells meatakesd drinks?

For these reasons, elemental nitrogen appears to conceal quite effectively the truly reactive nature of its individual atoms.

One guest wrote: "Of all the houses where I stay, Little Golford, may I say, I rate as truly quite the best for friendship, comfort, food and rest".

The stranded assets argument sounds (financially) scary, but it hasn't been quite enough to truly shift capital flows toward the clean economy.

Most scary thing, apart from the pre-filmed reactions of the finalists going home to be greeted by truly quite insanely cheering crowds – children wept, for goodness sake, and people held up placards in Liverpool saying "Marcus Your So" – we couldn't see the bottom of the playground placard, presumably sanctioned by the teacher.