Sentence examples for comes truly from inspiring English sources
In fact, the book only reliably comes truly alive when its subject is John Jr.
It is in France, and specifically in Bordeaux, however, that the grape comes truly into its own.
The prose comes truly alive only when Sundeen is describing the technical satisfactions of house painting, ditch digging and pipe repair.
The Envoy SLT comes truly loaded.
37 Blessed are those slaves (of Christ) whom the master will find on the alert when he comes; truly I say to you, that he (the Master) will gird himself to serve, and have them recline at the table, and will come up and wait on them.
Few subjects will ever come truly close to their sovereigns.
It is, however, on the low welfare count that the chancellor has come truly unstuck.
I come truly alive only in the 162-game baseball season, from February spring training to the lovely days of autumn in October.
This week came truly remarkable news, of a huge surge in post-referendum activity – ironically enough, on the side that supposedly lost.
Faber and Faber; £16.99By exploring the plays and the politics of a single year, 1599, James Shapiro throws an unusually searching light across Shakespeare's creative genius and makes him come truly alive.______________________________________________The Chains of Heaven: An Ethiopian Romance.
"Anyone expecting Apple to come truly down market with the iPhone 5C was fooling themselves," said Tony Cripps, principal device analyst at Ovum, the research company, in an e-mail.
