Sentence examples for truly getting better from inspiring English sources
You won't hear it from the saboteurs, but this economy is truly getting better.
Things are truly getting better in the West Bank, thanks to a combination of Fayyadism, improved Palestinian security and a lifting of checkpoints by Israel.
And if you bend the rules too much, your score will never reflect whether you are truly getting better at this maddening game.
Even if the markets continue to improve tick by tick, some analysts wonder whether they are truly getting better, or merely being kept alive by a huge apparatus of government support systems propping up everything from short-term commercial paper to money markets to home mortgages.
I retain a somewhat irrational conviction that it will happen, just as I choose to believe that maybe, someday, things will truly get better in this city.
"In my mind, Breaking Bad is the first show that's truly gotten better with each season.
We are the leaders of the next great movement in human rights, and if we listen to each other without judgment or fear, that is when things will truly get better.
Every time WBC puts out a press release or threatens to protest at another soldier's funeral or Kesha concert, I remember that we can pass all the laws we want but if we don't change the fundamental beliefs that people have about us -- beliefs that in many cases and places aren't that different, though perhaps less concentrated, than Westboro's -- nothing will ever truly get better.
It is the only way to truly get better.
You gotta get to thinking in English consistently to truly get better.
