Sentence examples for truly existed from inspiring English sources

In her partner's view a final script never truly existed.

Would an overly ambitious attorney general stretch the new rules to go after fraud when none truly existed?

As with the Internet bubble, we will know if a bubble truly existed only if and when gold falls.

Gone is the era – if indeed it ever truly existed – when winning the Turner prize was a pecuniary treat for an already wildly wealthy artist.

While the North Korean government wanted people to see their lovers as "fellow revolutionary comrades", the truth was that this feeling never truly existed for many of us.

A tabloid celebrity before tabloid culture truly existed, Tallulah became famous — or rather infamous — in the twenties and thirties not only for her talent but also for her outspoken nature, her partying ways, and her many sexual affairs.

Does the worker truly exist, or not?

Essentially, Ms Churchill understands that her plays only truly exist on stage.

When a bidding war develops, skeptical buyers often wonder if other bidders truly exist.

It prefers the endlessly upwardly mobile kind that only truly exists as algorithms.

His talk, at the SVA Theatre in Chelsea, was a discussion of whether talent truly exists.