Sentence examples for probably truly from inspiring English sources

They would claim their testing regimes were adequate and would probably truly believe it themselves.

But one summer on the Maine coast I probably truly overdid it, putting up dozens of jars of strawberry jam while others were happily swimming, sailing and kayaking.

Few voters probably truly like the kind of economic change that entails increased competition for their own jobs, even if they at the same time save a few percent annually on goods and services purchased and enjoy interest rates 50 basis points lower.

Consequently, the calculated average interval probably truly reflects the interval and frequency of large tsunamis.

Worse, your entreaties might not stop the verbal onslaught since the speaker probably truly believes that his monologue is absolutely necessary for you to hear for your own good.

They probably truly believed they would find the wide range of opinions so strongly on display in the blogs and Cuban-themed sites created on and off the island.

This time, waiting for a bus on a loop to nowhere, Burress probably was truly uninterested.

Di Venuto was caught behind off Trego for 129, a fine innings that was probably not truly appreciated by this correspondent.

But because some other species (including armadillos) can carry the bacteria, the disease will probably never truly be eradicated.

Marcora believes that this limit is probably never truly reached — that fatigue is simply a balance between effort and motivation, and that the decision to stop is a conscious choice rather than a mechanical failure.

Marcora believes that this limit is probably never truly reached that fatigue is simply a balance between effort and motivation, and that the decision to stop is a conscious choice rather than a mechanical failure.