Sentence examples for truly himself from inspiring English sources

Who is to say that at each moment while the pen moves he is truly himself?

It's only when he discovers Peter Guillam waiting for him in his flat and is thrown back into action that he becomes truly himself.

Once that was addressed, the subject of the discussion was how the man in the park, to hear Ms. Best tell it, was probably most truly himself when wearing the kangaroo suit.

Just as in Dante, where purgatory is some karmic reflection of life - flatterers pitched in manure, adulterers chasing for ever - so in annihilating self, assuming someone's identity, Ripley is condemned never to be free to be truly himself.

He can talk all he wants about spending more time with his children or on red carpets with celebrities, but it is only in a place like Gleason's that he is truly himself.

Doug truly outdid himself.

So why not truly reveal himself?

Hitler truly believed himself wedded to the German nation".

It is in that span that Turkoglu truly distinguishes himself.

These questions will have to be addressed before he can truly call himself incorruptible.

Questions persist over whether Mr Barbour has truly separated himself from his old lobbying interests.