Sentence examples for though truly from inspiring English sources

Sometimes they're called dollhouse worlds, though, truly, they feel more authentic than many screen realities.

Even though truly independent travel is still not possible, more tour operators are running holidays there.

Can one, though, truly tell a Kold-Draft cube from one made from distilled and double-boiled water?

Yet the accounts of injustice, though truly upsetting, are monotone, and the message (anti-war, anti-American) lacks any shade of nuance.

Though truly revolutionary in both intent and content, the draft was rejected by the convention on the grounds that it was too technical and detailed to be easily understood by all citizens.

The latter, though, truly is a waste of money (in testing for our video review of the tablets, the on-screen button for the MyTablet didn't respond to a touch in any orientation across five different takes).

What this article describes, though, is truly horrendous.

None of us, though, was truly enthusiastic about this idea.

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

Soon, though, the truly scary Mr Bunting arrives, hunting down imaginaries to devour.

Uncle Art and his pals remain stoic, though, and truly love the place.