Sentence examples for truly better from inspiring English sources

No person is truly better when they lack this basic bit of civility.

But I doubt that any school is truly better off for hosting big-time sports.

"I personally think that today, Iraq without Saddam Hussein is a truly better Iraq than with Saddam Hussein.

There's been talk that it's "Robison's time," but if Robison were truly better than Edwards, it wouldn't have taken four years for his time to come.

In a league ruled by supreme talent, the Rockets thrived on supreme chemistry — a team that was truly better than the sum of its parts.

The increase in house prices makes people feel better off; the increase in real incomes means they are truly better off.

But then when we truly know better, we do better.

The balls had truly seen better days.

This was truly a better place.

You won't hear it from the saboteurs, but this economy is truly getting better.

The world is truly a better place for our dear friend Geri having lived in it.