Sentence examples for it can truly be from inspiring English sources
Now, it can truly be said that James Levine is back.
Art historians argue that more scientific research needs to be done before it can truly be reattributed to Velázquez.
It's not just that a well-designed document is more palatable; it's that the ideas within it can truly be understood.
Lost Time is the novel of which it can truly be said that all life is here, and Heuet's eyes are a brilliant metaphor for the way readers find themselves in it.
So someone who speaks disparagingly of fight-free and thug-free (but far from collision-free) European hockey as a duller game than ours doesn't know what it can truly be like.
If it can truly be said that people train cats, rather than the other way around, human-feline bonding apparently had its start at least 9,500 years ago -- about 5,000 years earlier than previously thought.
It's the one place I can truly be me, on my own, on my own terms".
In that case, it is debatable whether satisfaction can truly be regarded as an outcome.
It is such a life that can truly be self-determining as a "creative element of a creative world".
Sheer military might is not sufficient; in fact, it's a rare problem that can truly be solved by isolated force alone.
