Sentence examples for though not truly from inspiring English sources

Yet Scott appears interested throughout in science, though not truly in scientists.

The slender posterior body portion, though not truly prehensile (that is, capable of coiling and grasping), can be somewhat used in that manner.

Facebook Home reverses the natural order of things on mobile devices compared to what has existed to date: A user actually starts off in Facebook, and then has access to a launcher which can take them "out" of the social network (though not truly out) and into Android proper, from which they can access other apps.

Though not truly experiencing the precise, spontaneous musical dialogue that was filmed, as mentioned, everyone will get the chance to enjoy Icons Among Us: jazz in the present tense in their own way this April 20th on the Documentary Channel.

Danny Meyer's restaurant in the Museum of Modern Art, the Modern, is divided into a dining room and this more freewheeling bar area, where the food is less expensive, though not really and truly cheap.

With so many friends at Central Michigan, though, Staley did not truly want to transfer.

Such a photograph, though, does not truly show the components — the atoms and the molecules.

Such a photograph, though, does not truly show the components the atoms and the molecules.

Though it is not truly fast, and is played in a choppy time signature, it is, by the standards of Floyd's dozy catalogue, so zippy it almost seems that Jerry Lee Lewis was filling in for the band the day they recorded it.

Thus, 'brave' signifies and is truly predicable of brave people, but also signifies bravery, even though it is not truly predicable of bravery.

Even though Oscar does not truly "forget," he has still lost knowledge by a different route; premise (a) of the memory argument is thus false.