Sentence examples for truly not yet from inspiring English sources

Thus, what we often call a "lesson learned" is truly not yet a lesson applied in practice.

"I think the rest of us want to consider ourselves elite, but until you win, you're truly not there yet".

Really this is a mixed set (some truly negative, some truly positive but not yet discovered).

But the fall of Qaddafi has not brought a truly new nation, not yet; rather, something more like an ongoing meltdown.

Obviously the first reflected a momentous human achievement, no question, but the second would be truly shocking, this not yet being an age of royal divorce, while who could doubt that hard-pressed Edinburgh ratepayers would be most materially affected by the third?

It has raised the bar for staging responsible, if not yet truly sustainable, international events.

It had not happened since 1967, when tennis was not yet truly professional.

Even a "reduced billable hour" schedule (available but not yet truly accepted at my firm) seemed daunting.

Many of us had not yet truly realised what we were engaged in; what the country was engaged in.

Such weapons do not yet truly exist, but the technology that would allow them to be used is not far away.

But Robinho has not yet truly settled, not convinced the English that his wonderful gifts are matched by a desire to put in the effort, game after game after game, that the English league requires.