Sentence examples for had not truly from inspiring English sources

Yet in some ways, the end of the season feeling had not truly been in the air.

Frustrated that Communist ideology had not truly taken root, he also sought to destroy old ideas and institutions.

For Martin, that incident in the cafeteria had not truly been the beginning but rather the final straw.

In a final scene which I can't help thinking had not truly been earned, the two women, overseer and prisoner, are isolated on stage.

Two other options present themselves: it may be the case that the study had not truly fallen out of equipoise, or the D.S.M.B. isn't doing its job.

Joseph quickly withdrew from a contest he had not truly entered, and later observed "I hadn't the political antennae, the political flair".

Even though I work on the inside, I hadn't truly comprehended them until recently.

I hadn't truly seen before how much room men take up; women minimise themselves.

As she pointed out, when she was 17 in 1956, feminism hadn't truly arrived yet.

But the flinch in Mary Annie's face brought Paolo up short; he hadn't truly meant to offend.

I hadn't truly forgotten about it, but could manage only a few terrors at a time, and others, when my children had been awake, were more urgent.