Sentence examples for truly sums from inspiring English sources

"Who's happy they're not in the office today?" was submitted by Janna Sperry Sundby and truly sums it up.

If you want to see a film that truly sums up skate culture and all it has wrought, the only one worth watching is Stoked.

These lines truly sum up the experience of a frenetic fair that embraces more than 200 galleries and many ancillary exhibitions and events in other locations in the Miami area.

It's one thing to count how many iPads or PCs we buy but quite another to think that a single number can truly sum up how an economy does as a whole.

To me, that was the song that truly summed it all up for me.

Health is truly the sum total of everything; therefore everything is relevant and important to health.

And it could pay out truly equal sums to match every dollar that anyone gives to authorized charities.

The problem, and it's a killer, is that over the years we have obligated ourselves as a nation to spend truly staggering sums.

These are truly enormous sums of money, and these types of calculations are, as Stefan Schweinfest, the director of the UN's statistics division, explained to us, "fraught with assumptions and caveats".

In many ways, Britain's welfare system will carry on much the same, just with some nips and tucks.Working-age benefits have risen over the years, but the truly dizzying sums are spent on pensions and benefits for older people.

But zone bosses (those who control a "piazza," or a fixed territory) and capos can earn truly significant sums.