Sentence examples for truly must be from inspiring English sources

Turns of phrase, margins of victory, records broken: these languages are entirely ill-suited for translating her unique physical genius, which, truly, must be seen to be believed.

But like Kim and Lula, Tsipras could marshal political support from some on the left who reckon: "If he now says that these measures are unavoidable, there truly must be no alternative".

And if a professional athlete can survive more than a decade of elite competition in a sport as physically brutal as modern tennis, that Mildronate truly must be a wonderful drug.

Importantly for regulators and for our discussion today, the crisis has laid bare significant limitations in our financial regulatory structure and exposed gaps in the regulation of products and market participants that truly must be filled.

The Penitentiary films get progressively weirder as they go along – the third instalment (1987) sees Kennedy, as "Too Sweet" Gordone, forced to fight the prison's most feared killer, a bondage gear-clad, flying dwarf rapist named Midnight Thud (this scene truly must be seen to be believed).

Realize that the rest of us are more and more aware of how we're being had -- and that we truly must be heard and heeded.

University initiatives, to be truly sustainable, "must be embedded in a much bigger vision".

"Truly this must be a great loss for you," I said.

As for creativity, entrepreneurs who are truly changemakers must be highly creative and able to look at a problem or opportunity from a completely new angle.

The international and national documents, which direct the preparation of the SEA and a lot of specialized literature emphasize that the SEA, to be truly effective, must be integrated with the processes of formation of the plans and programs covered (Dalal-Clayton 2005; Fischer 2005; Therivel 2004).

But the ad gives the impression that something truly terrifying must be happening onscreen to elicit such horrified reactions.