Sentence examples for truly rather from inspiring English sources

If the government wanted to truly – rather than superficially – reduce the cost of people reliant on welfare, they would tackle these problems, rather than rip out the social safety net from beneath those of us who need it.

But remaining truly, rather than "operationally", independent should get progressively easier.As R&D becomes cheaper and quicker, small firms can more rapidly build up the cash flow they need to finance future products.

In "Ars Poetica," language has its own dreams, not of sex but of "description, unmitigated / description," dragging the fainthearted poet into acts of seduction she'd really (swear to God, really and truly) rather not attempt.

Did Rust and Cohle ever truly enjoy, rather than merely endure, each other's company?

The Pet Shop Boys were, at least for a time, truly popular rather than being a cult act that had hits.

James Surowiecki picks up the "fifty little Hoovers" meme, and calls for the creation of a truly national, rather than federal, government.

Europe has a long way to go if it is to be truly democratic rather than a vehicle for the interests of corporations or an entrenched bureaucracy.

With AdKeeper, online advertising becomes "truly invitational rather than interruptive," said Mr. Kurnit, who as an example mentioned consumers encountering online movie-trailer ads at work, and saving them to view at home later.

Their method of attack dropping in from above suggests that it is the front-line aspect of being on the edge of a herd that is truly risky, rather than the problem of having fewer neighbours.

I hope Scotland will continue to pursue a wiser course – I hope it can begin to demonstrate how much wiser, but I truly would rather it didn't have to.

But, if we want to look at the purpose of universities in truly economic, rather than accounting terms, the relevant concept is one elaborated in a recent book by the economist, John Kay: the notion of obliquity.