Sentence examples for truly entered from inspiring English sources

We have truly entered the era of big data.

Have any of these phrases truly entered the public consciousness?

We've truly entered a world of nonstop input and output.

Bryant was the league's top draw for almost a decade before James truly entered his prime.

For many people this was where ballet truly entered the abstract.

Some ambystomatids reach the southern margins of the Mexican Plateau, but only the lungless salamanders (plethodontids) have truly entered the tropics.

Their parting has been hard but in 2015 Vettel will truly enter the eye of the storm.

And not just defensively: because characters can truly enter the virtual world, "ice" will sometimes kill intruders.

"After years of creating these environments," he says, "I had a big desire to truly enter into my sets — into my imaginary world".

Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader, told reporters that if "we can't pass this" — meaning a clean C.R. — "we're only truly entering a banana republican mind-set".

I tried to be, too, but my standards of cleanliness kept me from truly entering into the spirit of the times.