Sentence examples for truly apply from inspiring English sources

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?

Or God is an ultimate reality to which no concepts truly apply.

Only after fulfilling this step can we truly apply our methodology to phenomena involving grain boundary processes.

These findings may indicate that high performing herds truly apply extensive hygiene measures and excellent animal care taking, which however were not captured in the studies.

All items were scored on a 5-point scale from disagreement to agreement (0 – does not apply at all; 1 – does not truly apply; 2 – don't know; 3 – applies quite a bit; 4 – applies very much).

However, the use of size criteria does not truly apply to the distinction of myelolipoma and adrenocortical carcinoma as it has been shown that myelolipomas can often be quite large, measuring an average of 10 cm.

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

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.

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.

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.