Sentence examples for might truly be from inspiring English sources

First, the drug might truly be no better than a placebo.

At one moment he might truly be himself, at another he might simply be making things up.

The most visible sign that Crawford might truly be back after three seasons rife with injuries, disenchantment and diminished play was right on his face: his smile.

It might truly be said that books made me, but it was a continuous process, not (with that one exception) a matter of sudden illumination.

The details are complex, but one upshot is that a rescue of Lehman Brothers might truly be illegal under current law.

State and city inspectors spent the week combing the city, trying to determine how much foreclosed or vacant housing was available, what could be repaired, and just how many people might truly be left without somewhere to live.

To the luck of owning it was added the fear of having it stolen, and then the misgiving that it might not truly be infinite.

How about being worried that you might not truly be listening to what he needs and wants because the voice of your own desire is drowning him out?

Might I truly be in love?

We might never truly be able to fully understand what governs the swings of our happiness or our sadness, or if attempting to categorize and over analyze them, makes sense of them at all.

Therefore, some of the apparently misclassified patients might not truly be misclassified if other CV outcomes were considered in this study.