Sentence examples for truly formed from inspiring English sources

Some Sunni Muslim fanatics such as Osama bin Laden, however, still consider it a form of apostasy and do not consider Shīʿites to be truly formed Muslims.

The most chameleonic Kanye West progeny, and perhaps the only one truly formed in his image, is the Canadian-born, Minnesota-raised Allan Kingdom, a polymorphic artist who can be several different things at once: truth-seer, off-kilter singsong rap artist, genre-bender and culture distiller, among others.

With television companies openly embracing iTunes, YouTube (sometimes), IPTV, and other digital forms of distribution, I'm concerned that this type of zealous regulation (and, make no mistake, this is zealousness at its height) will begin to creep into emerging forms of digital distribution, locking down the pipes that carry information before they've truly formed.

Yet it wasn't until the early Renaissance that our modern perception of the witch was truly formed.

The cassowary is a unique animal, truly formed by its habitat, so I feel that maybe I'll understand this awkward and belligerent spirit animal of mine by hanging out in the underbrush of New Guinea.

Of course, we won't grasp the truth of the proposition if we don't understand the meaning of the terms, but in that case we won't have truly formed the proposition in our mind.

It will truly form the foundations of any work that follows it.

One limitation to most population studies is that few cells truly form populations in 2D.

We can only truly form a national consensus by internalizing the concerns of our fellow citizens and forming a common cause.

Bastille Day, though, marks the just-about-halfway mark of a lot of things, including the Tour, whose plot lines have yet to truly form, writes Martin Rogers on Yahoo.com.

To be able to truly form your own national dialogue, to be able to establish what it is to be Scottish and our place in the world strikes me as the ultimate romantic national fantasy.