Sentence examples for truly in the same from inspiring English sources

Vincent Desportes, a retired French general and former director of the French École de Guerre, said that "the United States and France are truly in the same boat, in the same difficulty, and this difficulty is that of the credibility and place of the West in the world".

John Hancock and John Hansonn, Cyrus Griffin, and all the rest) are not truly in the same category as Washington and Obama... or even Buchanan and Fillmore.

The old woman and her younger self truly coexist in the same slender body, and you believe equally that this woman could either collapse into ashes or soar toward the sun.

Slavery and genocide have been justified by the assertion that some kinds of people do not feel pain, do not feel love — are not truly human — in the same way as others.

Adaptive instruction focuses on textual presentation and support services that adapt to meet the needs of the user in the best way possible; however, even within this meaning the term often describes at least two different instructional service strategies: strategies that are homeostatic and those that are truly adaptive in the same sense that control systems engineers use the term.

Despite never truly being in the same situations, or even existing in a culturally black environment, it still showed that my experiences mattered. .

But by keeping investors at large in the dark on the results, the Fed cannot hope to truly increase confidence in the same way it did a year ago.

These have to do with whether benefit claimants are even felt to be truly, properly human in the same way that "we" are.

Likewise, if one could show that human and dinosaur remains truly did occur in the same time strata of the fossil record, one would have powerful proof against the thinking of modern evolutionists.

Although his opposition to the Reformation became more open and harsh in works written after his conflict with Luther, and his insistence that the unity of the church must be maintained at all costs became stronger as the actual unity of the church collapsed, he never believed that Luther was truly a heretic in the same sense as the heretics condemned by the early church.

Therefore, when we report differences in diffusion measures, we have much greater confidence that these differences truly reflect changes in the same regions across participants than was true in our previous analysis [ 9].