Sentence examples for truly, even from inspiring English sources

"Others deemed me truly, even dangerously insane".

If Sarah beats some donkey she owns, I have spoken truly even if she owns others she fails to beat.

However, their critics remain unconvinced that they have truly even recognized this pitfall, let alone successfully avoided it (Slezak, 1993, 1995; Thomas, 1999b, 2002, 2003, 2009; Pylyshyn, 2002a,b, 2003a,b,c, 2004, 2007).

If there's truly even a mote of educational value there it must be weighed against the obvious negative of repetitious product placement simultaneously and directly promoting junk food to kids.

If some '68 Camaro driving guy owns and uses an eight-track player, I have spoken truly even if he owns other eight track players that aren't used.[23] Here again, Neale's theory predicts that this sentence has a reading on which its truth requires that some woman beats every donkey she owns.

On the latter reading, for example, we can utter (5) truly even if we know that the coin is weighted, but we aren't sure in which way. (6) can express a moral imperative: you are obliged morally to eat a piece of cake.

In an election that was truly even-money, you'd expect Mr. Romney to be leading in more of the Florida polls rather than the other way around.

Yet paradoxically, if the Corporation were to be truly even-handed in its coverage, Conservative politicians and the right-wing press would be the first to complain.

The audience was truly delighted, even thrilled.

I truly cannot even explain it to myself. . . .

Marie is truly generous, even a bit naïve.