Sentence examples for could truly have from inspiring English sources

"The Blind Side" could, truly, have been awful.

Yet only those with a firm, possibly first-hand, grasp of riding arrangements could truly have an edge here.

How I wish the world could hold this thought; perhaps it might spill over so that we could truly have peace on earth.

These advocates questioned whether someone of Mr. Card's rank could truly have misunderstood or misspoken about where the White House was headed.

This looks like a wonderful corner of suburbia with great doners to boot, and the kind of place where you could truly have a thoroughly enjoyable bus-waiting experience.

The sad thing is that there were alternatives last May that could truly have broken the mould in the way the Lib Dems claimed they wanted, and were the instruments for.

At only one of those points could Taylor truly have been derailed before setting foot in a boxing ring.

Could it truly have been accidental that his conflicted Penelope knit the garment so that the left side, where the heart lies, was much smaller than the rest?

A whole group of privileged people who wanted to have the one thing they could never truly have: street credibility.

That precise quantum and quality of proof may be a reasonable and effective prophylactic standard to ensure that the company could truly not have been sold.

While this could suggest that GPNs truly have no role in RNAPI assembly, it is possible that our hypomorphic alleles simply did not perturb some specific aspect of GPN function required for RNAPI assembly.