Sentence examples for truly English from inspiring English sources

I felt the need to be truly English and reconnect with my own identity.

Louis attended a Jamaican boarding school, modeled on those in England — "except that we could never be truly English," he told The New York Times in 1996, "so we felt we were pale carbon copies".

Radiohead may be getting all the buzz these days, but for a truly English pop experience check out this band, whose eighth album is giving the anointed of art rock trouble at the top of the British charts.

The third are metamorphoses of truly English experiences or objects into something different, but distinctly American: crumpets to English muffins, for example (a particularly odious change, in my opinion).

Such innocence, such naivety: truly English football does not deserve you, Phil.

"That respectable body, of which I have the honour of being a member, affords every evening a sight truly English.

Though not a great deal of truly fluent English is spoken, it hardly seems to matter in this palpably relaxed place: there are English directions on the wooden signage, and it's easy to get the drift of things and find your way about; most menus and buffet cards are multi-lingual.

He only truly mastered English in London, where he attended day school in the late 1930s.

We grow a wide range of truly seasonal English garden vegetables, fruit and flowers.

In the 1920's, when Virginia Woolf reviewed Ring Lardner's baseball stories, she praised what she called his truly American English.

But what he did produce shows that he was one of the few truly original English composers of the past century.