Sentence examples for truly using from inspiring English sources

Think about how many businesses are truly using the Internet to its full potential.

North Korea, Iran and Libya all signed, allowing I.A.E.A. inspectors limited visits to verify that countries producing nuclear fuel were truly using "atoms for peace".

"I didn't know a lot about children's programming, other than being a child once, but I fell in love with the Workshop because it's about truly using television to teach in a direct way," he said.

However how many people are truly using the tools?

But we still have a long way to go before we're all truly using what we've learned to grow and get better at what we do.

That was a gift she gave me that I could truly use".

More to the point, and more disappointingly, "Le Grand Continental" never truly uses the Seaport; this is site-specific work that could happen anywhere, inside or out.

A loss against Newcastle Jets on Saturday was further evidence that the Wanderers well and truly used up their large dose of good fortune during their storied Asian Champions League campaign.

Just five years ago, Gillard endured a roasting unimaginable in Britain after being photographed at home in her kitchen where the bench and stove were deemed too clean and tidy to be truly used.

"They have truly used conservative estimates for their calculations, and I would consider their numbers quite reasonable," James Chin, a professor of epidemiology at the University of California at Berkeley's School of Public Health, said in an e-mail message.

On issues of affirmative action, gender rights, gun control and campaign finance reform, among most other controversial constitutional law questions, Justice Scalia does not truly use an originalist methodology.