"truly must" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to emphasize the need for something to be done. For example: "We truly must work together if we're going to achieve our goal."
It truly must "recreate the soul".
We truly must adapt to their style of business in order to do deals".
It occurred to Jacob that God truly must work in mysterious ways.
He added, "Assad has to know that he won't get by on the cheap — he truly must cut off support for Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Islamic Jihad".
Yet the physiological challenge of being a genuine see-through creature is among the greatest in nature, one that truly must go beyond the pale.
"I truly must see Kevin again and soon," he wrote, promising new evidence, including a tape that "absolutely proves me and my mother's innocence".
The first night of truly must-see TV this fall season for the Gardner and Jernigan families in this suburb of Columbus was the first presidential debate Wednesday evening between President Obama and Mitt Romney, the Republican challenger.
But it's tough to come up with any live albums from the last decade that are truly must-owns.
Laying a bed of diverse content is a good baby step, but it needs something truly must-see if it's going to wedge its way into our viewing habits.
The Tickell's have produced a truly must-see documentary film which will inform, anger, and rouse to action a great many Americans who are fortunate enough to see it.
It is also well stocked with the truly-must-haves.
