Sentence examples for truly cleaning from inspiring English sources

Translation: Twitter is doubling down on the same squishy point of view that has allowed too much of it to become a cesspool over the last several years, and it has little intention of truly cleaning up.

Cleaning crews may occasionally make the rounds, but aside from an empty waste basket, it is usually hard to notice as they're not invested in truly cleaning your space.

If you leave too much trash in your car when you began to wash the carpet, you won't be truly be cleaning very much at all and will only allow that very trash to set in more with your vehicle's carpet.

Congress could quickly resolve the issue if it were truly interested in cleaning up campaign finance.

Voters should choose candidates and the party that are truly committed to cleaning up New York State's corrupt politics.

Clean what needs cleaning.

Let's face it: In the course of a regular weekend, it never seems like a good time to get to those truly deep (and often pretty yucky) cleaning projects you know you should be doing.

But if we're truly going to let internet-connected devices control our heating, lighting, cleaning and, yes, even our door locks, it's simply got to be beyond reproach.

There is some psychotic belief that staying home in isolation from adults, cleaning, mopping, washing and keeping the house spotless is truly a luxury.

Cut to me looking confused: I thought the party was well and truly started and, in fact, was getting closer to kicking out and cleaning up time.

No, it's not going to save the planet, but as a small step towards cutting pointless resource use, and cleaning up our towns, cities, countryside rivers and seas, this truly is an easy win.