Sentence examples for is truly only from inspiring English sources

With the right-wing Dick Cheney in the White House, George W. Bush is truly only a heartbeat away from the presidency".

It's not "Who's on first?" but "Who's by first?" As long as first-base coaches are slapping backsides, collecting batting gloves and reminding runners that there is truly only one out, Fink's routine may never go out of style.

While the openly tyrannical are obvious targets, in formally democratic contexts free speech is truly only a weapon when it sets its sights upon insidious norms and received ideas rather than sanctioned enemies.

But if we recognize that B gave some of its motion to C, that is truly only a prejudice which comes from what we do not see".

Beyond her malice, Maleficent is truly only further defined by a lack of femininity, which seems to emphasize the idea of malevolence.

It might be that there is truly only a very small mortality benefit of more frequent screening, or there might be other reasons why no difference is found between the two groups, for example, a lack of power or low sensitivity of mammography.

WHEN Lucille Lortel established her namesake award for Off Broadway excellence, there was truly only one.

Chic were formed eight months back in New York, and, like Steely Dan, are truly only two musicians using a group of semi-permanent members.

As Walt said, "there are truly only a handful of media properties in print worth saving, the rest is comprised of great journalists and recycled national news".

(She's truly only turned on by her husband).

But, there was truly only one Tim Russert, and selecting a suitable replacement is surely a daunting task for the network.