Sentence examples similar to be truly total from inspiring English sources
adverb
In accordance with the facts; truthfully, accurately.
If the weight issue were truly about total weight and the price of fuel, they would charge passengers for every pound over the specified weight limit for luggage.
Make Love Not Porn was, truly, a total accident.
Health is truly the sum total of everything; therefore everything is relevant and important to health.
Venture capital is a single star amid the entire Milky Way of capital, and it is truly a rounding error of the total wealth of the world, or even the wealth that is managed by investment firms.
"The whole thing was a total mess, it was truly anarchic".
Since the vehicles were also used for other tasks such as transportation of specimens to laboratories for analysis, only a percentage of the total vehicle costs were truly attributable to the CHW visits.
Played with total credibility by Clark Gregg, the character is truly endearing.
Meryl, your total love and devotion as a daughter is truly admired, and we are saddened with your loss.
His total of 243 goals in 256 games for the Cosmos was truly incomparable.
