Sentence examples for therefore truly from inspiring English sources
They do not, therefore, truly contribute to genetic diversity.
"[Murdoch believes] Media properties are either commercial and therefore truly free, or they are state-sponsored, state-controlled and therefore not just paternalistic, but authoritarian", he said.
He is like Kutusov at the battle of Borodino, "a simple, modest and therefore truly great figure" who has given Britain two and a half years of political stability.
It is therefore truly heroic of some of New York's leading museums (including the Museum of Modern Art and the Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum – withethe Metropolitan Museum of Art perhaps to follow) to announce they have banned the devil's instrument.
Thomas declared, "I think that the poorest he that is in England hath a life to live as the greatest he; and therefore truly, sir, I think it's clear that every man that is to live under a government ought first by his own consent to put himself under that government".
Column performance measurements were therefore truly representative of the particular drop size generated.
I was unable, therefore, to truly lay claim to this place where I'd landed.
But it was made by only two of the group's four members and therefore not truly representative.
It was therefore a truly astonishing piece of luck that befell Dave and Angela Dawes when they won the top prize of more than £101m in last weekend's EuroMillions lottery draw.
Identical twins may therefore not truly be "identical"; the correspondence between such twins is closer to what would be expected between the right and left sides of a single individual, which vary slightly from one another.
Television does not quite do it justice, in part because TV flattens out space, and viewers therefore cannot truly grasp how far back Monfils was standing to return and yet still struggled to summon the survival instincts necessary to punch some of Raonic's deliveries back into play.
