Sentence examples for is truly of from inspiring English sources

Is democracy that is truly of, by, and for the people possible?

In 1845 the Fourierist Gabriel-Désiré Laverdant declared that "the artist [who] is truly of the avant-garde" must be socially aware—"must know where humanity is going".

"He is truly of a piece," Ms. Skocpol says, noting that Mr. Moynihan's taste for controversy has influenced both his political and his academic careers.

The Château de Chissay is truly of this genre, with its walls built of the palest stone and turrets topped with witch's hat slate roofs.

In "data computing," speed is truly of the essence.

The news that is truly of value is that which resonates in our hearts; however, we're finding it quite difficult to keep our egos out of it.

It is truly "out of sight, out of mind".

But one is truly out of this world.

After all, if street food were truly of the street, it wouldn't need a roadshow.

"PSV have shown they can play very well, I saw at times that they are truly of an international class.

I don't know what smart things people will start to do when books are truly of the Internet.