"truly caring" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that something involves genuine care or concern, such as: "She showed a truly caring attitude towards her patients."
In accord with her wishes, she died at home with truly caring hospice nursing, surrounded by her family.
"He was smart and thoughtful and funny, and is truly caring about his friends, always going the extra step for them," she said.
But he said that to be acceptable to the Israelis, any international force would need to include peacekeepers from the United States, the only nation Israelis see as truly caring about their fate.
What a sham that Mr. Fujimori is in exile in Japan and Ms. Berenson is in jail for truly caring about the persecution, torture and poverty of the Peruvian people!
"I think Mayor Emanuel has wonderful instincts and is a truly caring person," Washburn said.
How many of us treat work as a transaction versus truly caring for -- and honoring (an important concept that is rooted in the notion of Greek hospitality since ancient times) -- the needs of our co-workers and customers?
