Sentence examples for truly going through the from inspiring English sources

"Thanks to a string of mega-hits in recent weeks...sales of Number One singles are well and truly going through the roof right now," a spokesman said.

An Official Chart spokesman said sales of number one singles were "well and truly going through the roof right now".

Smith is arguably the only man on earth who truly understands what Jarryd Hayne is really going through now.

As if they had belatedly realized that the world economy is truly going through a rocky patch, the world's self-made men and women who used to have fun tossing millions at any passing 20th-century work of art have become careful.

"They have really, truly gone through a big struggle.

But truly, without going through the agony of trying to fill theatre with unknown names you would need to be a maniac to seduce people to pay £60 for a seat when they didn't know what they were getting.

Turning to Russia for "help" in determining whether Trump imparted to them highly classified information we obtained from Israel (which put an Israeli agent in peril) truly is going through the looking glass.

Without belittling truly challenging situations people are going through, look for the brighter side of the run-of-the-mill situations people tend to complain about, like the weather, a queue, a missed deadline or the like.

Given "what his family is going through, this is truly an honor….

People who tried to stretch themselves to understand what I was going through were people I truly needed.

Sarah Brennan, chief executive of mental health charity YoungMinds, said that in order for the plans to work, more beds had to be made available for teenagers going through "the truly frightening experience of a mental health crisis".