Sentence examples for truly might from inspiring English sources

Herman Cain seems to have survived his campaign's roughest week better than most analysts, including yours truly, might have expected.

In the meantime, Leipzig sponsors Red Bull – whose online magazine Red Bulletin publishes columns by yours truly – might well be forced to alter their slogan for fear of sending the wrong message.

This investigation, really and truly, might be what does it for Qatar, following on from the accusations of horrific human rights abuses that have cost over 1,000 workers their lives.

Like love for a 1990s Helmut Lang collared sweater that makes me feel like autumnal Meg Ryan ($140) — I bought it, though; sorry — or a 1999 Comme des Garçons skirt with orange and pink trompe l'oeil starfish ($140) or a mesh Miu Miu top from spring 2000 ($70) that truly might have been exhibited at the Met in 2012.

Yet despite being consistently wrong for more than five years, these "experts" never consider the possibility that there might be something amiss with their economic framework, let alone that Ben Bernanke, Janet Yellen or, for that matter, yours truly might have been right to dismiss their warnings.

It's only this last idea, however, of breaking the matter we can access down into smaller components, that lead to the idea of what "fundamental" truly might be.

Acknowledgement that the present system is not truly voluntary might at last end a malodorous hypocrisy".

The truly spoiled might enjoy the occasional herbal bath, and a maggot or two just before the big fight.

This was a not very oblique reference to the very real apprehension that this year something truly frightful might happen in Hollister.

Although the truly paranoid might want to remember that there is no guarantee that mobile phone networks are from determined hackers either.

If governments assumed that even the disabled should sometimes work for their welfare, the truly disabled might be the most grateful of all.