"truly risen" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it as part of a metaphor or comparison to describe someone or something that is flourishing after being in a difficult situation. For example, "After a long struggle, the small business has truly risen."
You have well and truly risen to the Hunger Games challenge!
Only the English have truly risen to the challenge posed by Ana Thome Williams, a Brazilian-born senior lecturer in linguistics at Northwestern University and the author of the recent book "O Jogo Narrado" ("The Game Narrated"): "Commentators have to transform soccer into art — not everyone can do that".
The cream has truly risen to the top and, although the other leading players of Federer's generation - Roddick, Ferrero, Safin, Australia's Lleyton Hew itt and the two Argentinians Guillermo Coria and David Nalbandian - talk about the No1 position in terms of it being regularly shuffled around, Federer may dominate them all, just as Pete Sampras dominated his contemporaries.
After a sub-par performance in Latin America during 2009, the Obama administration has truly risen to this occasion with its forceful response to the humanitarian crisis in Haiti.
You know, Citizens United, etc. Stiglitz also argues that the richest Americans have successfully obscured how much inequality has truly risen, citing a study that found most people think the wealthiest fifth of society holds 60percentt of the nation's wealth, when that percentage lies closer to something around 85percentt.
Today Michael Schumacher set the fastest time of the practice sessions, showing that he is truly rising back after two years of struggling since retirement.
"Now they have the opportunity on Capitol Hill to truly rise above ideology and enact a comprehensive energy bill that meaningfully reduces our oil dependence," he said.
But it is in the soaring foyer, they said, that they feel they truly rise to the occasion of the holidays.
I feel we have turned a corner this week; much later than one likes, but the sap is well and truly rising now.
Journeys like this are part of the emotional cardio that must be done if Alabama and our country want to truly rise above their past reputations.
McCarthy's feel-good talking points should steer clear of the labor force participation rate until it truly rises above the level where Obama left it.
