Sentence examples for not truly over from inspiring English sources

And the war is not truly over until the real mastermind of the al Qaeda operation -- Ayman al-Zawahiri -- is brought to justice.

"Wars are not truly over until children can play safely and walk to school without fear of landmines and other explosive remnants of war," UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman said in New York.

It could thus be argued that NKG2A and/or ILT2 are not truly over-expressed in TAP deficiency, but that the lack of ligands and, consequently, the absence of cis interaction would render them simply more accessible for specific Ab.

Then Halloween will be over, unless, of course, it isn't truly over till the last piece of candy has been eaten.

At the end of the symphony, when that gigantic peal of E major rings out, and with even those pesky timpani playing in the right key, I have a sense that the symphony's drama isn't truly over.

The ride ended, but I had a sneaking suspicion that the ride wasn't truly over.

Theirs was a nasty run that wasn't truly over until 1980, when their divorce went through.

In an Op-Ed article, the Egyptian novelist Alaa Al Aswany argues that President Obama will not truly win over Egyptian hearts and minds until he condemns Israel's war on Gaza.

Although the secession of the Southern states may have started the war, President Lincoln now sees that it will not truly be over unless slavery is abolished.

"It's one of those you don't truly get over," said the former Crystal Palace and West Ham striker, who scored nine goals in 33 international appearances.

And you cannot rationalize that your mind is at peace standing over an important 4-foot putt if your mind is not truly at peace.