Sentence examples for truly applies from inspiring English sources

ADELE ADKINS may be the rare artist to whom the description "overnight success" truly applies.

To my mind, it only truly applies when genuinely edgy, meaningful and defensible forms of expression are being unreasonably stifled.

It truly applies in the case of "The Last Lynching," an hourlong sampling of American civil rights history on Monday night, a "Koppel on Discovery" special.

Janowicz, a 6-foot-8 force of nature, has not been universally embraced by his elders because of his demonstrative, in-your-face style and perhaps because of the obvious threat he now poses with his massive serve (an overused term that truly applies) and his surprising touch and mobility.

The expression "suffer for art" truly applies to the assiduous artisans of Lascaux II.

And yet despite this symmetry at the level of use it must be broken at the level of truth and falsity where one of the term or its negation truly applies according to the theory; one or the other claim is true and the other false.

'I have never truly applied myself,' she says.

Although the term Mr. Kimsey used is slang for the Rangers and other commandos, he said that in General Downing's case it truly applied.

Both of these get-out clauses were invoked by Mr Cameron when he faced the Commons, but how is the public – which has not seen the intelligence – meant to judge whether they truly apply?

He should have been found not guilty, if the law was truly applied," said Han Deqiang, a professor at the Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics who has been among Mr. Bo's most passionate defenders.

Paul O'Neill, who led the Yankees with a.333 batting average in this Series, remained in many ways the symbol of the Yankees who, whether they liked it or not, whether it truly applied or not, came to symbolize for multitudes the grit of the city as it attempted to pull itself up from of the unspeakable attack on Sept. 11.