Sentence examples for truly beneath a from inspiring English sources

But general's persistent sex jokes are juvenile and truly beneath a playwright of Mr. Miller's stature.

But, said Zeffirelli, "after all the fuss and exultation, La Scala has come up with a programme that is truly beneath expectations".

"After all the fuss and exultation, La Scala has come up with a program that is truly beneath expectations," Mr. Zeffirelli wrote to the newspaper Corriere della Sera, which published his letter on Wednesday.

But there truly was a liberal tradition in Pakistan, buried beneath six decades of dictatorship, corruption and religious extremism.

Margaret truly made a difference.

It truly takes a village.

This truly is a milestone.

It truly was a collaboration".

Bungalows carved into the black lava rock provide picture-perfect ocean views, but to truly experience an eco-friendly adventure, you'll have to dive beneath the waves.

I confess to feeling the hot breath of an agenda on my neck; the film is not morally superior, but there is a strange primness in its sorrow, and I pitied Cathy and Raymond having to stand on the sidewalk, under the gaze of white shoppers, and discuss whether one can ever truly "see beneath the surface of things".

Sometimes we still return to old faithful, but now it is with enough experience to know that it is because it contains something truly profound beneath its scratchy surface and that our seduction was not just skin deep.