Sentence examples for had truly died from inspiring English sources
To emphasize that Jesus had truly died, and his resurrection was no trick of the tomb, the apostles likely would have insisted that he, too, had sojourned in Sheol, said Robert Krieg, a theology professor at the University of Notre Dame.
But Sean Maguire, a spokesman for the ICRC, said: "If the fighting has truly died down, in theory there should be no obstacle to us going in there and staying there on a day-to-day basis.
But at least one former patient said the cremains should stay where they are, in deference to how those patients had truly lived and died -- in obscurity.
The Sagebrush Rebellion has never truly died, and today it has inspired a very similar movement drawing strength from community-level anger and even being used to undermine the legitimacy and enforcement ability of BLM and the Forest Service in Congress.
"What was immediately apparent," Rosen recounted, "was that none of them had truly wanted to die.
Having truly suffered, died on the cross for all mankind.
Here's a question though: If everyone who died at the Massacre at Hardhome is revived as a wight, has anyone truly died?
The German government faces damages from these claims that could total €15 billion.Nobody in Germany dares to talk publicly about a reprieve for nuclear power, but obliquely the lobbying has never truly died.
The balls had truly seen better days.
The 2012 Paralympics had truly begun.
