Sentence examples for truly passed from inspiring English sources

The novelty of the awkwardly named toys-to-life genre has well and truly passed.

But I think we'll know the crisis has truly passed when "mull" is heard no longer in the land.

The controversy surrounding the original protection of a place like Brou beach has now well and truly passed.

Tiger Woods also makes his return, with all eyes set to the on the former world No 1 to see whether his crown has truly passed on to McIlroy.

"The Arab states got a reduction in the threat from Israel, but without ever paying the price of saying to their people that we have truly passed to a new era.

The time has well and truly passed when the language of international relations should be exclusively written in English.

Before I truly pass judgment, I think there's more to the story".

"We've implemented Click to Meet internally," said Curt Wheeling, an Advanced TelCom executive, "and it truly passes the executive test.

Time and more email volume are needed before I can truly pass judgement on Inbox, but it already seems a worthy competitor to the native Gmail app for managing Gmail on my iPhone, which qualifies as an impressive start.

I'm not sure whether I would prefer they just work on making the optical VF bigger and clearer — I think this is a feature you have to use for a while before you can truly pass judgment on it.

Not only does Rashad give back through his gift, but he is also truly passing it on to others.