Sentence examples for truly being able to from inspiring English sources

Multitasking, in the sense of truly being able to focus on more than one cognitively taxing task at a time, may well be a myth, experts say.

We had planned to avoid I-95 precisely to avoid the sameness of strip malls and chain stores, in hopes of truly being able to locate ourselves somewhere new.

I discovered that I had a great vocabulary of steps that had been given to me by various dancers and teachers as I grew up, so when I went out on the stage and it was time to improvise, I had a lot of things to call on, which would lead me into truly being able to improvise".

Ultimately, though, I look to the bright side of truly being able to capture moments as you saw them and faster than anything else.

We are months away, then, from truly being able to evaluate Xbox Music.

It locks us from truly being able to soar to our highest potential of inner peace and happiness.

"We wanted them to truly be able to afford this housing," Mayor Filipowski said.

Only then will we truly be able to address the major data gaps that exist.

Only by getting it off your chest will you truly be able to move on.

"I am convinced we will truly be able to be the best healthcare company in the world," he said.

The emerging reality is that the Dalai Lama will never truly be able to give his power away.