Sentence examples for is truly gone from inspiring English sources
"All hope is truly gone now," Wang said.
Like most software, the program must be completely uninstalled before it is truly gone.
In Unix, however, a deleted file is truly gone; the data rejoins the cosmic magnetosphere, never to be seen again.
Guidebooks use the term "ambiguous loss" when referring to the terrible day when the patient's mind is truly gone, when he is physically present but psychologically absent.
In a programme where the dead routinely return to the land of the living and no one is truly gone, how do you raise the dramatic stakes?
The real winner was Simon Cowell, the departing judge: the valedictory tribute to him was so lame and amateurish that it presaged more bad things for the show once he is truly gone.
"It is truly going to destroy the country from within".
Instead, they are turning to the internet to find out what is "truly" going on.
And if development is truly going to be "mixed income," they want the same rights as higher-income residents.
The Europeans took a strong contingent to Churchill Downs — a must if this is truly going to be a global championship — and they left here with ample loot.
The government has a set of exams meant to solve this problem and show if performance is truly going up.
