Sentence examples for has not truly from inspiring English sources

Saying that, Casey has not truly been there either.

He diligently rehabilitated the foot but has not truly tested it on the football field.

IT has been said that in America, a minority group has not truly arrived until it has been marketed to.

His power has been so absolute that even at age 77, he still has not truly groomed a successor.

To a large extent the government has not truly dispossessed itself of those draconian measures that it criticised in opposition.

"This will show that German policy has not truly changed and we'll regain trust after a while," he said.

It has still been a very surreal situation that hasn't truly hit home yet.

But she hasn't truly said goodbye to who she's been.

But until now it hasn't truly engaged in hardware itself.

Perhaps Augusta National hasn't truly put behind it the fact that African-Americans can now participate in the tournament.

"The French adore Obama but in a strange way, because he is not very warm and he hasn't truly clicked with European countries".