Sentence examples for truly pulling from inspiring English sources

Those differences include evidence that the United States is truly pulling out of Iraq, far tougher sanctions on Iran and the tentative emergence of a working Palestinian government in the West Bank.

Stand-out episode: Episode three is when the rug is well and truly pulled.

James Lovelock, the celebrated earth scientist, once said it takes a real crisis to bring out the best in people, and that only then do nations truly pull together.

Many people really, really, really need this one to succeed, so perhaps the stops will be well and truly pulled out.

If Miyazaki and his team can truly pull off what they hope to – a game that brings together the best features of both the original Dark Souls and its sequel – then this could well be one for the ages.

throughout the book was an excellent addition, and truly pulled the readers interest inward.

As MG points out, the only company to truly pull off this move was IBM.

Instead the former PM, the country's only billionaire, Bidzina Ivanishvili, is the man Georgians believe truly pulls the levers of power.

If there is no such account of cognitive value then the cognitive value of truthlikeness and the cognitive value of believing truly pull in different directions.

This is what BigPanda asserts it can do, and if it can truly pull it off, perhaps it can bring some order to the chaos that is the mountain of data being generated by IT monitoring tools.

I think the media must escape this current death spiral and the only way to truly pull up is to abandon the numerical value judgements associated with traffic and page views.