The phrase "truly fight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the sincerity or intensity of a struggle or conflict, whether literal or metaphorical.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, we must truly fight against the obstacles in our way."
Alternatives: "genuinely struggle" or "earnestly battle".
We want to be clear: To truly fight inequality we need the scale of federal resources, the breadth of federal labor standards and the coordination that only a national good-jobs agenda can deliver.
Johnson was more than comfortable with this arrangement — a showman in and out of the ring, he was used to carrying inferior opponents for the purposes of entertainment, before dropping them when it came time to truly fight.
To truly fight back as best as we can, we need to collaborate on the same level as hackers, sharing information across industries and organizations to see attacks in real time.
We want to be clear: To truly fight inequality we need the scale of federal resources, the breadth of federal labor standards and the coordination that only a national good-jobs agenda can deliver.But even when the federal government finally acts, there are good reasons for local governments to set their own minimum wage levels that reflect their higher cost of living.
Let them all truly fight for their places.
We must move first if we want to truly fight violent extremism, and we have to do more than compete — we must dominate this space.
But critics question Dr. Kalam's scientific credentials, say he has never truly fought for Muslim causes and call him a political novice unprepared for Indian political combat.
She could then introduce her running mate, reminding people of his heroism, and pointing out, as she does on the stump, that he is the only candidate "who has truly fought for America".
Remember: Andrew Sullivan is the only person who ever truly fought for our right to come over and have a potluck brunch together!
Democrats lost because party leaders never truly fought for popular progressive reforms like the public option and breaking up the big banks, leaving voters uninspired to come to the polls and vote Democratic.
And by truly great fights I mean transcendental fights, fights that stop the world, fights your mum is interested in.
