Sentence examples for truly rule from inspiring English sources

The core argument associated with Tony Benn – which defines democracy as the ability to kick out those who truly rule over you – has gained a new currency thanks to the Greek crisis, Hannan adds.

Though his voice is heard throughout the world, all Francis has to truly rule is the Holy See, based in Vatican City, one of the smallest countries in the world.

Without wearing a single outfit that could be considered truly rule-breaking, Obama has rewritten the playbook.

Britannia well and truly ruled.

This year, Long Island's nerds truly ruled.

Libya is truly ruled by everyone and no one.

MOSCOW — President Dmitri A. Medvedev has long endured questions about whether he truly rules Russia or is merely a figurehead manipulated by Vladimir V. Putin, the former — and possibly future — president.

This is the habit of thought that truly rules our era, far more among the liberals who concern themselves with matters of climate policy than among conservatives, many of whom simply deny the existence of the crisis.

Is America truly ruled by shadowy figures making secret decisions?

(Of course, if We The People was truly ruled by an online audience, the recipe would likely have been for pot brownies).

Rejoice, fellows, for Yahoo!, in their infinite wisdom, has released a beta of Messenger for Mac 3. I've been using it all day, and I can say it truly rules.