Sentence examples for truly succeed from inspiring English sources

None of them will truly succeed as writers, but none can quite be cured of writing.

It's only when they fail at their intended task that they truly succeed.

In other words, for Facebook to truly succeed, he said, it will have to recede.

To truly succeed in New Jersey, Mr. Bush would have to defy a quarter-century trend toward the Democrats.

(In Mr. Evanier's estimation, the last characters to truly succeed were the sewer-dwelling Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, who first appeared in 1984).

On paper it belongs to you, but in their minds it may take years until you truly succeed its old owners.

Have you ever truly succeeded in this task?

After all, taxes that truly succeeded in changing behavior would be self-defeating.

Although also, equal and oppositely, that you have never truly succeeded at anything.

That said, no European country has truly succeeded in creating a society where all of the past half-century's migrants, many of them Muslim, feel at home.

Where Quake III truly succeeds is in its multiplayer modes, where human players get to play other human players on the Internet.