Sentence examples for truly reformed from inspiring English sources

Ergo, I think Vick is truly reformed.

Ms. Lundberg also expressed skepticism that Mr. Hilton had truly reformed.

Now he's back on the outside again – but is he truly reformed?

But it would also argue that Diamond is the right man to ensure the bank has truly reformed.

But, when I recently asked Susan Antilla, who is now a reporting fellow for the Investigative Fund at the Nation Institute, if she believed that Wall Street had truly reformed itself, she said, "Pretty much, no".

And until the intellectual property system is truly reformed in a meaningful way, those patents more than anything else could be the key that lets a company like Color come out as a "successful exit" despite its other failures.

Could my former party be so bold as to truly reform as you've suggested?

But we must ask ourselves: What cost do we pay for not truly reforming our education system to equip our learners for these modern times?

These along with a host of other significant actions across many portfolios, have been the mark of a truly reforming Labor Government.

Some regulators said they were hesitant to believe that the bank was truly reforming its ways, with one official describing the government's reaction as "trust but verify".

"If ever there was a time to truly reform our approach to governance and streamline our organization, it is now," he said.