Sentence examples for truly to propose from inspiring English sources

Ultimately it calls into question whether he can be said truly to propose an account of progress.

He has given them plenty of time to propose truly technical revisions in the bill, and to work these out with its main sponsors in the Senate, John McCain and Russell Feingold.

The president has done nothing in his first term, but he now has the opportunity to propose truly independent replacements for five of the six sitting commissioners.

Regarding your article on I-287 traffic ("Road to Frustration," April 1), I'd like to propose a truly revolutionary idea: inexpensive, frequent mass transit.

It was not possible to propose a truly null amount, so an amount very close to zero was proposed.

The main aim of the current paper is to propose a new truly meshless numerical technique to solve the one- and two-dimensional elliptic interface problems.

The mark of a truly ubiquitous social phenomenon is when somebody uses it to propose to someone else.

Allow me to propose a toast to the makers of Maker's Mark and the distillers of Jack Daniel's for creating an experience that truly envelops the senses.

They need to propose solutions.

Bush To Propose $2.2T Budget.

I have nothing to propose.