Sentence examples for and does not truly from inspiring English sources

Our implementation of the Haversine formula uses a general radius of the Earth, and does not truly account for altitude regions such as hills.

Roberts feels the organisation is not vocal or independent enough to tackle the issue head on, and does not truly represent his concerns.

(This is a matter of protocol and does not truly affect the randomization of the cards.It does help prevent players from marking the cards and cheating).

At least no time to spend in the world of handwritten tidings, especially when whatever I would be sending is probably just a signature over some canned message and doesn't truly express my true heartfelt Christmas wishes or whatever.

WOW! -- I hope this was a manufactured question and doesn't truly represent the point of view of a real person.

Woods did not win the US Open or the Open championship and did not truly figure in either.

He barely touched a baseball for almost a year — and did not truly test his arm until Monday at the Indians' spring training complex outside Phoenix.

However, his contention that the amendment's proponents are somehow unaware of the religious implication and do not truly mean to raise the status of the flag to that of a sacred object is, in the main, dead wrong.

Despite medical evidence disproving this perception, some doctors are "set in their ways" and do not truly understand chronic illness or how to appropriately address it.

After the case was settled out of court the details remain confidential Scream 2 producer Marianne Maddalena considered that the case was a result of other issues between the two companies and did not truly pertain to the film's moniker.

Thus, the above studies show that, although CPC and OPC scores are often used, they may be insensitive and do not truly reflect functional status.