Sentence examples for truly borne from inspiring English sources

Thus a Cambridge change in a thing is a change in the descriptions (truly) borne by the thing.

Our own personalities and relative failures as social beings, it turned out, led us to some conclusions that, if not fraudulent, were not truly borne out in Ohio, or in any of the other states we have visited on subsequent Dispatch trips.

And shareholders, not executives, truly bear that cost.

The pattern of her life truly bears that out", said Elisabeth.

'I am bored' means 'I am boring' because the only thing that can truly bore you is yourself.

This one proposes what it never truly bears out: the idea that Alice has been an inspiration to generations of artists.

Although there had been increases in production throughout the first three years of the war, the minister's efforts truly bore fruit in 1943, in which Canada had the fourth-highest industrial production among the Allies, trailing only the US, USSR, and Britain.

Assuming a starting condition of such neutral evolution when the activity of promiscuous functions truly bears no fitness effects, consider the impact of the past several mutations right before this activity became a target of selection.

They railed against paedophile teachers and mischievously depicted Rupert Bear with a truly bear-sized erection.

While more research is warranted to clarify whether black bears truly limit sun bear use of MEF, we suggest that such exclusion fits with their behavior: in food-rich sites in other parts of their range, adult male Asiatic black bears even exclude subadult males and females of their own species [31], [55].

We wouldn't say That cloud is derivative, jejune, disproportionate, strained, in the wrong place, or (since they affirm nothing) That cloud is wrong, though truly they often bear down on exactly the wrong moment — that overcast, is it one cloud or ten thousand that makes everything feel so gray forever?