Sentence examples for it seems truly from inspiring English sources
Money, it seems, truly can't buy you happiness.
Spring comes every time it rains, and it seems truly protean — herbs, trees, shrubs and flowers jostling one another, a mob of blossom, a fog bank of pollen.
Now it seems truly nothing is sacred, after Hologram USA – the same company behind Holiday's creepy incarnation – announced a Whitney Houston hologram.
And when she succumbs to madness, rendered devastatingly by Ms. Bradshaw as a grotesque music hall turn, it seems truly inevitable.
Quotable "When I really sit down and think about the amount of time that it takes and the amount of life that I've spent on it, it seems truly insane.
And while it wasn't the first portable digital-music device — there were plenty of MP3 players on the market already — the iPod was so much more elegantly designed than the others (that rotary scroll wheel, and those delightful little clicks it made, the screen slowing down as though from friction after you'd spun it) that it seemed truly revolutionary.
We insist that this is so to our students and our kids often enough, but only when a big entertainment conglomerate is willing to make a box-office bet on it — not in the half-hearted way of an "updated" "Gatsby" but in the whole-hearted, bet-the-barricades manner of an operetta adaptation set in the Paris of the eighteen-thirties — does it seem truly so.
A millionaire household lives in elite territory, even if it no longer seems truly rich.
It's this lack of definition that seems truly negligent; it seems that what women want is to show that they're all sweethearts.
Similarly, though the archival box set -- the first of four planned -- seems truly imminent, it has been delayed by Young so many times in so many different incarnations over the last decade that his own record company will believe it only when it finally reaches the stores, and maybe not then.
