Sentence examples for truly survive from inspiring English sources

But they truly survive as black marks on a page, otherwise known as scores.

"It's because he's an individualist; to truly survive in the jungle you need to be a team".

"But we're not getting ahead of ourselves at this stage because we know the pier will only truly survive and thrive with the support of local people".

To truly survive they have to take their own destiny in hand and prepare for the worst, the worst being that Apple will take over their potential media marketplace with an iTunes Magazine Store.

Being savvy in business is the only way an artist can truly survive in the music industry.

The problem is, however, that in order for Republicans to truly survive long-term they need to be more vocal on social issues in order to be more inclusive and not exclusive of all Americans.

Asked whether the bel canto revival has truly survived the departures of Callas, Sutherland and Sills and remains a force in today's repertory, Mr. Crutchfield, who was a New York Times critic from 1984 to 1989, smirked.

(Little did I know none of us had truly survived).

Coyle guided Stevens through a range of topics, including his World War II military service, his evolving views on the Constitution, and his perspective on some of the court's most controversial decisions -- including Bush v. Gore, which he said the Supreme Court never truly "survived" politically.

This measures the proportion of patient pairs for which the model correctly assigns lower risk to the patient who truly survives longest (i.e. is at least risk).

"No one who is involved in one of these wars truly survives" Lobdell once told writer Terry St. John.