Sentence examples for truly proposes from inspiring English sources

It is possible that Mitchell truly proposes a bleak Gnosticism, a vision of the universe in which humans, poor bone clocks, suffer and strive, to little effect, in a cursed material world, while all the momentous stuff is going on in a restricted soul world of true initiates.

This one proposes what it never truly bears out: the idea that Alice has been an inspiration to generations of artists.

Ultimately it calls into question whether he can be said truly to propose an account of progress.

Peter: We found it in a small boutique on Portobello Road and things felt so right even then that I truly considered proposing to her with it on the spot.

The president can drive the issue by proposing truly independent appointees to the Senate to replace lame-duck members.

He has given them plenty of time to propose truly technical revisions in the bill, and to work these out with its main sponsors in the Senate, John McCain and Russell Feingold.

The president has done nothing in his first term, but he now has the opportunity to propose truly independent replacements for five of the six sitting commissioners.

Extensive parameter studies enable a general comparison of the rail stresses obtained using the conventional approach to the results of the proposed truly nonlinear analysis based on a correct combination of loading cases.

5) Importantly, it is not clear what the significance of the study proposed truly is.

If you think, as many on the American Right seem to, that public libraries and public schools and Medicaid and a minimum wage are all evidence of a creeping socialist tyranny, then what Bernie Sanders proposes must seem truly frightening.

Hart also proposes that to truly make a difference in many specific health measures such as high blood pressure or diabetes, some of a person's physical activity must be at least moderately vigorous in both duration and intensity.