Sentence examples for truly described from inspiring English sources

And it worked like this: you found the words — out of a million possible words — that truly described the experience.

She may best be remembered for her performance as Lady Thiang in the original 1951 Broadway production of Roger and Hammerstein's "The King and I" where she sang a song which truly described her life - Something Wonderful".

However, as in so many aspects of human interraction, what is not said is often as significant as what is stated, and any people present who knew the deceased in life will be well aware of what is being truly described or referred to, and what is, appropriately for the occasion, being left out.

"Nelson Mandela can be truly described as one of the greatest figures of modern times.

"Nelson Mandela can be truly described as one of the greatest figures of modern times," he said.

Possessing a virtue is a matter of degree, for most people who can be truly described as fairly virtuous, and certainly markedly better than those who can be truly described as dishonest, self-centred and greedy, still have their blind spots little areas where they do not act for the reasons one would expect.

When was it ever the case," Joel said, "that language could truly describe reality?" They look at each other.

"There are not many cabinet decisions you can truly describe as critical, but I think this is one of them".

"Sometimes," he wrote, "the stories and tall tales we tell each other more truly describes feelings buried in memory than mere facts can relay".

So I think I can truly describe the day my mother died as a day which changed my work as well as my life – for the time being, at any rate.

I was speechless — no words can truly describe what I felt in that moment All I thought was how lucky I am and that I have the best teammates in the world.