Sentence examples for truly reside from inspiring English sources

Or does it more truly reside in a love of poets - Blake and Wilfred Owen in the case of Oliver - and landscape?

The devil may truly reside in those kinds of details.

The question for me is where does our security truly reside?

However, an increasing number of out-of-hospital services, such as nursing homes, outpatient parenteral therapy, hemodialysis clinics, and domiciliary care, create a class of patients who do not truly reside in the "community".

In an age of "happiness indexes" and countries ranked by their supposed wellbeing, are we overlooking the transient, often trivial moments in which joy (rather than contentment) truly resides?

BUT THIS GARDENER'S heart truly resides beyond the path that leads to the village, on the margins of the forest of fig trees that yields, as in a fable, to the wooden bridge built for me by my friend Najim.

The job is described in the United Nations Charter as simply "chief administrative officer" and the method of choice as "appointed by the General Assembly upon the recommendation of the Security Council". In reality, reflecting where power truly resides at the United Nations, the 191-member General Assembly ratifies a name selected by the 15-member Security Council.

But before aspiring to build a world-renowned, technically sophisticated workforce, perhaps President Rousseff should invest more in her primary and secondary schools, where the future of Brazil's scientific and technological progress truly resides.

It was with Malick, he says, that he honed his editing skills — which is where he believes the power in filmmaking truly resides.

Isn't the place where the Holy Quran truly resides in the minds and hearts of believers, not simply in words on a page?

The day after a Tea Party-backed candidate ousted a six-term Republican senator partly over his concerns whether he truly resided in Indiana, the state's newly minted Democratic gubernatorial nominee has raised the issue in his race.