Sentence examples for thus truly from inspiring English sources

"MOMA's gardens thus truly invented a genre," she said.

Wealth is thus truly ours only once it has been given away.

We will transform these systems so that all citizens are equipped, prepared and thus truly free to make your own choices and pursue your own dreams.

Computers will disappear, or rather become a transparent part of the physical environment, thus truly bringing about an era of "One person, many computers".

Until he shows more willingness to be independent of government and thus truly accountable, and less of a tendency to want to please politicians and the media, I and others will not be springing to his defence when he is unnecessarily attacked.

But, over the hundreds of thousands of years mankind has used fire routinely, it is easy to believe, as Dr Wiessner does, that natural selection would have hard-wired the division into the brain, and that the rule's universality is thus truly part of human nature.

The force of the term "metaphorical" here is the same as it was in On First Philosophy: just as created things are both many and one, and thus not "truly" one, so they are both passive and active, and thus not "truly" agents.

Thus the truly, horribly rude "awakening" is yet before us.

Our first ancestors stood Descartes's axiom on its head: I don't think, thus I truly am.

This creates barriers to entry and encourages risk-taking at the taxpayers' expense; the market is thus not truly free.

Their style thus became truly international, and the innovations of these minor masters paved the way for the fully developed symphonic style of Haydn and Mozart.