Sentence examples for truly endorsed from inspiring English sources

While making clear his disdain, the Prime Minister pledged to go on with negotiations, saying that he did not believe Britain truly endorsed its professed line.

For them, rather than resigning, an alternative would be to seek the endorsement of another denomination or faith group, one that truly endorses inclusion, collegiality and pluralism.

Like them if you truly endorse their product or service and want to get their updates in your timeline.

Unlike their more opportunistic counterparts elsewhere in the Liberty Movement, you have a group of engaged, young people who truly endorse the idea of liberty and peace.

If we truly want to endorse the idea of science, let's break up into groups and fan out across America: let us talk quietly to people from Alabama to Maine and Alaska about evolution and climate change.

Here, too, the C.A.P. report stopped short of endorsing truly radical measures, such as a new tax on wealth, like ones that Thomas Piketty and some other economists have recommended.

If the USDA truly wanted to endorse healthier eating, it would focus on promoting nutrient-dense foods.

I'm truly humbled that Dr. John has endorsed my candidacy for Mayor and if elected I'll do more than make sure that music, arts and culture are truly supported in our great city.

For anyone with the security interests of the U.S. at heart, such a proposal, which Trump endorsed in a tweet one year ago, would truly be a worst-case scenario outcome of the puzzlingly cozy relationship between the two world leaders.

Lodge also endorses the truly sad cultural-relativist view that not only the word "consciousness" but even the concept itself did not exist before about 1650.

The cheer that greeted Barnsley's win at the King Power Stadium rang with good riddance and endorsed the fans' recognition that they have a manager with Hull City truly at heart.