Sentence examples for truly issued from inspiring English sources

But, as the voice revisited him, he came to believe that it truly issued from God.

Now, in this you're-either-with-us-or-against-us new order, the political issues are truly moral issues.

But funnily enough, he already heard this case — on the D.C. circuit, where he issued a truly embarrassing decision that was soundly rebutted by Judge Srinivasan.

Miniscule and mundane ethical issues occupy media attention, rather than truly global issues Zulfiqar A Bhutta The paper by Singer et al [ 1] is a timely review of the field of clinical ethics, labelled by some as bioethics.

The US government, like all truly sovereign governments, issues its own currency.

It is also argued that "plagiarism is often not a truly legal issue" (Sonfield, 2014: 79), but rather a professional and moral issue described in university policy-related documents and managed accordingly (Nimmer, 2004; Sonfield, 2014; Stearns, 1992).

The truly vital issue is this: Could this happen again?

What will be fair?" If fairness is truly the issue, there really are only two solutions.

The shame about this dust-up is that it distracts from truly important issues that divide the two states.

So it will fall to Congress and the presidential candidates to put the truly pressing issues on the agenda.

The nation-state is not the right instrument to confront the refugee crisis, global warming, and other truly pressing issues.