Sentence examples for has truly turned from inspiring English sources

Since then, Posnanski has truly turned silent about Paterno.

If the market has truly turned down again, the respite was brief.

It's too soon to say whether the General has truly turned the corner; whether it can sustain its momentum, given its famously short attention span; and even whether these promising vehicles will prove reliable in the long run.

If this decision holds, then America, 2015 has truly turned into Salem, 1692, and women's strides for equality and fairness will indeed have been tossed back into Bizarro World.

That the tide had truly turned became evident last month, when the society published a book by Robert O'Byrne, an Irish journalist, documenting its history.

So deeply scarred was the city by the jogger incident and other crimes symbolizing a city out of control that even now one weekend of violence can shatter our still fragile belief that we have truly turned a corner, that New York is, as Mayor Rudolph Giuliani correctly proclaims, "the safest large city in America".

This was a huge opportunity lost to convince donors that the institution had truly turned a corner.

My house had truly been turned upside down.

The best way to know that Apple has truly taken a turn worthy of the insecurity on display today?

By the time the 1962 World Cup in Chile had reached its denouement, the tide of public opinion had well and truly turned.

George Hay (@gfhay) Investors have well and truly turned their noses up at bank results today: UBS opens down 5.7%, Lloyds off 3.4%, Deutsche 2.5%.