Sentence examples for but I cannot truly from inspiring English sources

"Was what he had seen a battle," Stendhal writes, "and secondly, was that battle Waterloo?" In the same way, I am confident that I attended the Games of the XXIX Olympiad, in 2008; but I cannot truly say whether I went to China, and, if so, whether the city I lived in for a fortnight was Beijing.

"I cannot truly relax at work," he said.

I cannot truly claim this list as a top 10.

I cannot truly say, "I was here," because I wasn't here; I was there.

But I cannot help believing that he truly understands and that he really favors the undertaking that we begin here tonight".

But I cannot help believing that he truly understands and that he really favors the undertaking that we begin here tonight". Johnson, like Lincoln, kept the line between church and state reasonably clear, if not the line between religion and politics.

But I truly cannot think of a more interesting subject than law; it's unique in that it allows you to pursue your interests in any area of human existence.

Football is different than basketball, OK, but I truly cannot confirm whether or not Butler wears a different letter jacket in the two shows.

But they cannot truly understand specifically what they are missing.

But we cannot truly experience the delicious emotions that a relationship offers if we are not authentic.

He is willing to do so but cannot truly commit to behavior five years from now, and I won't force him to continue his Jewish education.