Sentence examples for already truly from inspiring English sources

Executives close to Deutsche Telekom said Global Crossing might even be a better match than Qwest and U S West because Global Crossing's ambitions were already truly global.

And, if the secret is not already truly blown, then it soon will be: the first three stages of this year's centennial Tour de France will be held there next month.

Perhaps the change happened when rich young businessmen, men armed with cash rather than carbines, came East and began to wield more freely what this exchange between Western men and Eastern women was already truly all about: power.

Spotify and streaming is already truly mainstream in its native Sweden and nearby Norway, but there's lots of work to do to make this happen elsewhere in the world.

Setting foot on my own and earth's seventh continent is a rare and extraordinary privilege for which I am already truly grateful in anticipation.

The trouble is, many people have already truly cornered those markets.

Plus we know that Facebook can already identify truly fake news – Zuckerberg pointed this out over the weekend.

"We have some way to go to match the public and private investment levels in research and development of some of our competitor economies but we have the advantage of already being truly world class in many areas of science," he said.

"We have some way to go to match the public and private investment levels in research and development of some of our competitor economies, but we have the advantage of already being truly world class in many areas of science," said Paul Nurse, president of the Royal Society.

Shove off, Oprah (oh, yes, you already have – truly, Anderson's timing in launching a talkshow is as impeccable as it is at getting in the eye of hurricanes) and bring on the Silver Fox! He's Gloria Vanderbilt's son, you know.

With the existing technology and knowledge already available, truly personalized treatment is achievable and within reach, possibly spelling the end of cancer lethality within our lifetime.