Sentence examples for truly the case from inspiring English sources

That was truly the case tonight".

Is it truly the case then that black models are just kept off British Vogue by celebrities?

And yet if that was truly the case, there wasn't a coordinating body that was trying to unite all the different industries in the world to get on top of the problem".

That Sigalit woman is totally wrong, because if that were truly the case, and if the lover and I wear exactly the same perfume, then why would he change women?

We'll all likely find out at some point whether this is truly the case -- many folks believe they already have, as Prose points out -- and whether or not grammatically correct, there is no apostrophe in Hells Angels.

If that was truly the case, Mourinho's last two and a half seasons at Chelsea have done little to disprove Charlton's viewpoint, although they have at least bagged a couple of trophies for the Stamford Bridge cabinet as compensation for all of the off-field issues that have accompanied Mourinho and his particular brand of management.

Whether these are truly the cases or whether these are erroneous responses is not known.

"If that truly is the case, it only underscores the Department of Justice's obligation to reopen and expand its investigations into CIA torture".

Boehner, meanwhile, can point to the suicide caucus and truly make the case that he has people on his side who are willing to destroy the country's credit if they don't get their way.

To truly make the case for genetic evolution, he says, the team would have to show that devils taken from zoos, for example, would not adopt early breeding in response to more food and more mates.

However, since not all countries reporting to WHO in the past were able to distinguish acute from chronic cases [ 57], there is serious doubt that all cases truly meet the case definition.