Sentence examples for truly amiss from inspiring English sources
The first sign that something was truly amiss was the sudden influx of people on to his makeshift hospital ward.
The subsequent police investigation found no hard evidence of anything truly amiss, but they had enough to revoke his teaching license.
The official U.S. response was that the doctors' letter was anecdotal: There have been no studies to verify that anything is truly amiss in Fallujah, beyond the devastation caused by U.S. troops and bombs.
Something would truly have been amiss if Avatar had NOT won the award for visual effects.
Maybe something really was amiss in spyland?
"To think that he went about his business in the days after he murdered Suzanne, pretending that nothing was amiss, is truly chilling".
His closeness to his parents that seemed to be amiss before is now truly palpable.
And that fierce determination that something is amiss overlooks what really is amiss.
Anger can be a useful signal, alerting us that something is amiss, but if we don't explore what truly makes us angry, anger isolates us from our heart's intelligence and our connection with others.
At the same time -- and this is where Blue Christmases go amiss -- the presence of sorrow doesn't mean that Christmastime, even with sadness mixed in, can't be truly joyous and happy.
