Sentence examples for cannot be truly from inspiring English sources

One of the favorite refrains of Russia Today and other Kremlin apologists is that journalists, as fallible human beings, cannot be truly objective, and that objectivity itself is an artificial construct.

Without these changes development cannot be truly sustainable.

Vital responses (e.g., flight from a predator) cannot be truly habituated, although a temporary waning of the response may occur.

Sports cannot be truly trusted to oversee their activities, since the instinct of insiders is to defend the citadel, rather than clean its streets.

That situation would put into greater play a cultural touchstone that now cannot be truly experienced even by people who visit it more than once.

Therefore, communicating your algorithms, hacks, and recipes is an ethical obligation and without that your actions cannot be truly regarded as research.

Mr. Frey may not be actively drinking or using drugs, but if he is not honest, he cannot be truly sober -- he cannot be in recovery.

The goal of using anonymity tools is to reduce the amount of information available, but due to the nature of the internet, you cannot ever be truly anonymous.

Something with manifold parts cannot, by definition, be truly singular.

So, according to the property invoked in the first argument, they cannot [all] be truly at rest.

At present, most hydrogen is made from breaking down fossil fuels such as natural gas, so it cannot claim to be truly carbon free.