Sentence examples for truly entering from inspiring English sources

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.

For a man who has always been proud that he used to wear jeans and a jumper to work he was truly entering the world of the suits.

You are truly entering a spectacular field that is continuously revolutionizing itself, and is going to be unimaginably more interesting than you can anticipate when you start.

He added: "We are truly entering a golden era of cooperation between our two countries, and it's crucial that businesses and communities from across the UK feel the full benefit of forging closer economic links with China".

It is only now, six months after the attacks, that we are truly entering the realm of Presidential choice, and all indications are that Bush is going to use September 11th as the occasion to launch a new, aggressive American foreign policy that would represent a broad change in direction rather than a specific war on terrorism.

We have truly entered the era of big data.

Have any of these phrases truly entered the public consciousness?

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

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.