Sentence examples for this truly means from inspiring English sources

What this truly means is yet to be fully established.

What all of this truly means, I believe, is that none of us ever feels good enough, especially in a world that places so much emphasis on perfection.

Whether this truly means that otitis does not affect performance, or whether the individual antimicrobial treatment has been installed quickly enough by the producers due to the obvious clinical symptoms, hereby alleviating the negative consequences, remains to be determined.

Even back then - and I was so young when he had said it -- I had had an inkling of what this truly meant: What disconcerted Dad back then was his awareness of a window his child was chiselling away at, that would one day grow to be her door and the impetus to exit and exist in an entirely different world from his.

Because if a dividend is cut, that truly means, once and for all, that things really are bad.

And if that truly means every day then, well, so be it.

What does this truly mean?

"When I went to my first Hillsborough memorial service, I started to think a bit deeper about what this club truly means, and what it represents.

This word truly means nothing.

This nomination truly means the world to me.

And "they" in this case truly means everyone — from major medical organizations to overzealous strangers who scold moms for buying formula.