Sentence examples for not the truly from inspiring English sources

By delving through bank records, the economists found that Greek professionals — not the truly wealthy, but the comfortably affluent — skirted as much as 28 billion euros worth of taxes in 2009.

That Amis shares the paranoid alarmism of Netanyahu and his foreign minister and is one of many suppliers of the discursive fodder needed for 21st century Euro-American imperialism is not the truly disturbing issue here.

"Last time, there were lots of players, lots of organizations, lots of good will, but not the truly united effort that has come together to work hand in glove with the governor and legislative leaders," said Evan Wolfson, the president of Freedom to Marry.

Some educators said it is actually the marginal children, not the truly failing students, who are most likely to benefit from a program as short as the Board of Education's summer calendar, which is just five weeks for three to four hours a day.

In Gene McHugh's Post Internet, he writes, "Google search rankings are obviously not the truly essential meaning of a term; rather what Google shows me is that there never was a truly essential meaning of a term through its endless lists, it illustrates that that's always the case.

And this would be true, to a small extent, though the idea that the Ivy League is somehow the incubator of the country's greatest geniuses is utterly ridiculous; more often than not, the truly innovative thinkers seem to come from the great public universities (or at least they used to) or smaller colleges.

Aren't the truly great athletes considered artists?

Research in medical education has not addressed the truly "big questions".

West may not rank among the truly great writers.

But isn't the president truly keeping his word?

But it's not the ageing that truly bothers me.