Sentence examples for truly many from inspiring English sources

A main theme throughout Equi's career has been the poet's sense of connection with her community despite the chaos around her. "Truly many / have stood where I stand, and I understand them".

Though truly many brutal acts appear in both the Old and New Testaments, including the torture and crucifixion of Jesus by the Romans, nothing could be more un-Christian than the promotion of genocide of any group of human beings under the New Covenant introduced to the world by Jesus Christ.

In 1894 the same word is recorded by Koizumi Eijirō, who describes it as "a red dye made of naphthol (nafusōru), with truly many varieties, of which here are a few with their names and chemical formulas" [35].

These recent papers demonstrated a vast array of clonal frequencies and genetic diversity among breast cancers, highlighting that breast cancer is truly many different diseases.

But there aren't really many truly independent studios, no matter what the developers might like to think.

Football was truly, for many, an opiate.

But yours truly, and many of my neighbors, pay no heed.

The poetry ranges from inspired to truly puerile; many of the letters contain outright lies, while others are fragmented or of dubious authenticity.

The poetry ranges from inspired to truly puerile; many of the letters contain outright lies, while others are fragmented or of dubious authenticity….

But surely Eliot, for all his self-mockery, would be disturbed to see how truly unpleasant many readers now find him.

"To be truly effective, many shock exposures are probably needed.