Sentence examples for receive truly from inspiring English sources

@BPGlobalPR, created in May, 2010, by the comedian Josh Simpson, was perhaps the first Twitter parody to receive truly mainstream attention; the account was a brutal skewering of BP's milquetoast response to the Gulf oil spill as well as of Twitter's deployment in modern corporate communications.

And we will continue to ensure that our employees who make the most impact to the business will receive truly great compensation.

Some people got merely big buckets, while others received truly enormous ones.

In a world where disabled people received truly equal treatment, assisted suicide wouldn't be an option.

"It's good to see that the commission has seen this deal as such a threat to the market that it has demanded and received truly swinging commitments on divestments," said Martin Mills, chairman of the independent Beggars Group.

If you regard yourself highly, and learn to turn loneliness into soothing solitude, you will be capable of giving and receiving truly transformative love.

Clearly Ishani and her family have a special reason to celebrate this year, and every year after, as the treatment she received truly saved her life; but all children whether they are suffering from relapsed rhabdomyosarcoma, neuroblastoma or one of the numerous other types of childhood cancer, deserve a chance at life.

Yet in the absence of data to distinguish between therapy that is clinically appropriate and therapy that is microbiologically sound but clinically problematic, the effect on mortality of delay in receiving truly appropriate therapy, and the potential impact of this delay on the results of the multivariable analysis, remain unknown.

If you have truly received a gift that is free, you will receive that gift with absolutely no stipulations.

She told Education Guardian: "Michaela school exists to ensure that some of the most disadvantaged young people receive a truly excellent education that for too long has been the preserve of their peers from more affluent backgrounds.

To take Sellars' example: Why would the bee dance instantiate mere regularities that receive a truly evolutionary explanation, while a human natural language instantiates a system of rules?