Sentence examples for truly knocked from inspiring English sources

But Mayweather isn't much given to violent threats, perhaps because his boxing style isn't particularly violent — it has been more than six years since he truly knocked out an opponent.

But the party's chosen message has been well and truly knocked off the front pages in every respect today by Amanda Knox's acquittal in Italy, and by a moggie called Maya.

Clinton truly knocked this answer out of the park.

Sonia Kashuk truly knocked it out of the park with her latest collection, exclusive to Target.

And while he may not be to all tastes, I had my socks well and truly knocked off by Ben Elton's mile-a-minute politically-charged gender-frenzy in this particular Ball, which makes the substance-enhanced Robin Williams of yesteryear seem as plodding and catatonic as Steven Wright.

Few songs on "Blunderbuss" truly knock the wind out of you, as the White Stripes could — even with riffs that were fragmentary, simple or borrowed.

So what can you bring that would truly knock their Birkenstocks off?

"I really truly think she knocked it out of the ball park!

You truly could have knocked me over with a feather.

Lacking this mortar, a company's businesses are truly loose bricks—easily knocked out by global competitors that steadily invest in core competences.

Not every stump appearance can be the best one of a candidate's career, but this was a speech that truly mattered, and Obama knocked it out of the park".