Sentence examples for truly post from inspiring English sources

Imagine how humanity would rejoice in a truly Post War world as massive amounts of money, now spent on killing people, are diverted into curing diseases, free education and health care, food to end starvation, radical infrastructure improvements (high speed trains from New York to Beijing, yeah!) and a Green New Deal to eliminate all reliance on fossil fuels and nuclear energy.

Perhaps undecided voters are truly post-racial.

The young have certain advantages over the old in the struggle over the future.Now, a truly post-Soviet generation of leaders is emerging.

And that allows a fair amount of wiggle room for those who are not committed to the ideal of a truly post-racial society.

It "has augured a truly post-Christian, spiritually polyglot country".Ms Syman takes a guru-centric approach, charting the path of the thinkers, spiritual leaders, celebrities and quacks that brought yoga into the mainstream.

It is only now that the first truly post-Soviet Russians are coming into their own and the world's long-time Russia-watchers could be in for a surprise.

Syman may be right to assert that as "one of the first and most successful products of globalization," yoga today has "augured a truly post-Christian, spiritually polyglot country".

But it is worrying that the BBC, like the rest of the media, are failing to see the global systemic nature of the crisis and the need for European and global co-operation to forge a truly post-national response.

Perhaps the most surprising outcome of this is that the health secretary is emerging a truly post-partisan politician: a Tory who works with Lib Dems and says he is extending Blair/Brown reforms.

Many of these people were born after the USSR collapsed and, as members of the first truly post-Soviet generation, they will play a big part in shaping their countries' identities in the years to come.

Instead, there were glimmers of a truly post-cold-war generation of physicists who are banding together in their own interest and making the case, politically and scientifically, that many reasons exist to build those big machines.