Sentence examples for truly be over from inspiring English sources

And the best thing is that it will never truly be over.

If he can do that, the Great Disruption would truly be over.

"Please understand, this war in Ukraine will only truly be over when people take to the streets of Moscow".

In a way, my trip to Paris was a one-way ticket, because my abroad experience will never truly be over.

If governments don't respond with new forms of international organization, civilization as we've come to know it could truly be over.

"It will still be a while, but in another 10 or 20 years, when enough children have been born who didn't live through it," Mr. Braun said, gesturing toward his son, "then the divisions in our head will truly be over".

And those results tell us what we have been learning throughout the 2008 presidential campaign: the age of Karl Rove truly is over.

In one of his memoirs, "The Play Goes On," he wrote about how, after a succession of flops in the early 1980s, he wondered "if my playwriting career truly was over".

Regarding global warming, however, the debate truly is over and the victor is indisputable.

The strange thing is, as the words came out of my mouth, I knew for the first time myself that it truly was over.

First, unlike weather, climate is a long term phenomenon and can only truly be assessed over at least 30 years.