Sentence examples for mark truly from inspiring English sources

I finally found the Biblical quotation that hit the mark: 'Truly, I say to you, as you did not do it to one of the least of these, you did not do it to me.'.

"The fact that SeaWorld is doing away with orca breeding marks truly meaningful change," she said in a joint statement with SeaWorld and the Humane Society.

It is these experiences that will mark the truly remarkable years of your life.

That's the mark of truly great writing – it gives you the jump in the feet".

Becoming a regular at the New Orleans-themed bar Loosie Rouge is the latest mark of truly making it.

But, for some, becoming a regular at the nominally New Orleans-themed bar Loosie Rouge is the latest mark of truly making it.

But the Government's most noted plan is to create a "Northern Powerhouse", which Mr Osborne said would mark a truly national recovery".

A place on Twitter's suggested follower list used to be the mark of truly having made it – but they're letting any old schmuck on there now.

The mark of truly statused people is that they never offend, whether they are owners or guests".

The visit of Queen Elizabeth to Ireland marks a truly historic moment in a centuries-old relationship that has often been marked by sorrow and pain.

1992 marked a truly global commitment to sustainable development.