Sentence examples for as being truly from inspiring English sources

As well as being truly American, the food is super-healthy, organic – and local.

There is nothing so fine as running clean and winning; nothing so fine as being truly the best horse; nothing so fine to win naturally and return to race again and hold sway.

This passage suggests that the early church, faced with making its way in the Roman Empire, did not wish its leader to be thought of as being truly guilty in Roman eyes.

A meson is made of two quarks (or, more precisely, of a quark and an antiquark).Quarks are among the dozen subatomic particles that physicists recognise, at least at the moment, as being truly fundamental.

Just as many liberals do not regard Justice Clarence Thomas as being truly black because of his conservative views, it now appears that being truly gay requires the same kind of litmus test of political ideology.

There are 40 works in the exhibition, beginning in 1961/62 when he made the first paintings that one can really regard as being truly in his own vocabulary.

The Scalias' New York — vital, prosperous, ethnically churning, the petri dish and the foundry of the nation — was likewise mocked as not being truly American.

It's not the same as their being truly eligible for sickness absence" (FGD C).

In the present studies, four C and six T male fetuses were derived from multiple pregnancies and might therefore be viewed as not being truly independent samples.

So emplacements like this are really more for show as opposed to being truly useful.

"As long as it is truly a root and branch outcome we will be happy".