Sentence examples for truly flat from inspiring English sources
Such glass was not truly flat.
In a truly flat, connected world, community is more important than ever.
Friday's race was the last truly flat stage until the Tour finishes on the Champs-Élysées in Paris on July 21.
Yet a truly flat tax will necessarily raise taxes on middle-income earners and lower them on those making more money.
"The Middle Bakken doesn't follow a truly flat line, because there are up-dips and down-dips — a wavy line," Neset said.
A truly flat bed "does make a difference," said Kieran Donovan, who works for a retailer in Britain and takes about 100 flights a year.
Bagchi: Well, the differentiations are going away because one is seeing that the world is truly a flat place or increasingly becoming flattened, and attributes are becoming more and more global.
Some recommendations: The Road to Serfdom by Friedrich Hayek, The Way the World Works by Jude Wanniski, yours truly's Flat Tax Revolution: Using a Postcard to Abolish the IRS, and the recent columns of Brian Wesbury and Robert Stein, as well as those of David Malpass.
With Internet and globalization, the world is truly becoming flat.
Gann heard a resonance of a truly fundamental E flat, the one that cycles just 18 times a minute, off the scale of what even Young's Böse can do, but the pitch from which all of the other notes in the piece derive as overtones; Keith Potter recalls hearing phantom French horns, saxophones and voices conjured from Young's keyboard.
