Sentence examples for something more truly from inspiring English sources

My hope is that out of the ashes will come something better, something more truly independent, less studio development," said Elwes.

"Not some kind of day-to-day lyrics, but something a bit more truly poetic".

Beneath it (the Republican denial of the CBO's analysis) is something more insidious: an effort to discredit the last truly neutral, truly respected scorekeeper in Washington.

But it also bought them something more intangible — the space to be truly innovative.

The last fact of the achievement beard may be the most unfair: there's always something more to do before it's truly earned.

It's truly so unwatchable it's something more, something chilling.

Let's do something more productive and direct our ire at those who truly deserve it.

But it is a nuisance with truly explosive potential, and evidence of something more than simply a disregard for keeping the streets clean.

But the fall of Qaddafi has not brought a truly new nation, not yet; rather, something more like an ongoing meltdown.

Smith truly empowered his players to stand for something more than basketball.

It's an impressive concept, but Buttress feels that, to truly convey the honeybee's plight, it needs something more.