Sentence examples for truly dying from inspiring English sources
"There are people truly dying of overdoses while on those waiting lists," Kolodny said.
His wife, who is truly dying of cancer, is determined that he shall live.
You can debate whether WASPdom is truly dying, but if so, Mr. Gurney has spent his career taking measurements for the coffin.
I don't know if the party is truly dying, as the Times prophesied last fall.
"And besides, if you were truly dying would you have the strength to shout like that?" She fell, you see.
As we worry about the next job in the office, let us remember these men are truly dying to work.
Soap opera characters never truly die.
In truth, occult rock never truly died, but it has been becoming a more visible force in recent years.
It's this kind of perseverance against all odds that means no heavy metal band ever truly dies – as the joke goes, they just smell that way.
Or maybe such smells never truly die, but survive in different products, or in hair-care formulations sold only in niche markets or Third World countries.
You can't wail "Some say a man ain't happy/ Unless a man truly dies" without straying into embarrassing angst, which is an entirely different emotion.
