Sentence examples for is only truly from inspiring English sources

But democracy is only truly respectable if its method of delivery is good.

Many actors argue that Shakespeare's plays shouldn't be studied in schools, as he is only truly appreciated through performance.

But as Jonathan Demme's concert documentary Justin Timberlake + the Tennessee Kids indisputably shows, Timberlake is only truly in his element when on stage being a showman.

While the play is not without a residual optimism, it dubiously implies that love is only truly manifested when associated with extreme pain and suffering.

It reminded me of the time I took him to his first football match, and it made me realise that high culture, just like sport, is only truly thrilling in the flesh.

Unlike the errant tiger in "The Hangover," which is only truly funny because it belongs to Mike Tyson, which also makes it somewhat tragic, the alligators are a genuinely madcap touch.

They were blown out by both the Dolphins and Texans and were only truly competitive against the Patriots.

But I think Michael was only truly fulfilled when he was on stage or on camera performing.

And maybe things are only truly funny if they are connected to an honest question or emotion.

But strikers rely on the kind of self-belief that's only truly reinforced by their raison d'être – goals.

Not everyone can stomach the sight of someone being hacked to death, blood spraying everywhere, while others are only truly terrified by the more psychological thrillers.