Sentence examples for has truly known from inspiring English sources

This charge, an unsubstantiated allegation seemingly based on the claims of a single LAPD officer, has kept Hernandez locked up for months, and may result in her deportation from the only country she has truly known.

I even suspect that if Charlotte had truly known what marriage to a man so teeth-gnashingly awful really meant – in a way that no woman without the experience of going out with, let alone sleeping with, someone inappropriate can – she would have made a different choice.

"Your wicked lies included deceiving former soldiers - men who had truly served their country and had truly known the horrors of war.

Trust me when I say these guys, and all the other guests they have, truly know their stuff.

What if Torre, the only major league manager Jeter has truly ever known, is fired after 12 seasons?

Now, the swift and unexpected turn of events has surprised Guineans, who wonder warily if the new prime minister, Jean-Marie Doré, a gaunt and wily opposition leader who left the stadium bleeding, can actually deliver democracy in a country that has never truly known it.

To decide whether a protein has a truly known function, it is therefore essential to take into account both the molecular and functional context dimensions.

New York has never truly known what it's like to build outside a northern European framework.

The U.S. is the only country that they have ever truly known.

How does an ethnic or religious group know it has truly arrived?

Weighting in particular was a way to portray an experience that seems to go by so quick; it's gone before the characters even know what has truly happened.