Sentence examples for truly winning from inspiring English sources

Who was truly winning this war?

It's a question much older than the written word, but one that Joe Hill tackles with surprising amounts of invention and a truly winning sense of humor.

Robert had spent his early life seeking, and never truly winning, his father's approval; after his father's murder, six decades of mass sympathy and deference left him equally unsatisfied.

Billy's immediately hooked on the idea that he might use Brand's complex formula to transform the A's into a truly winning combination rather than relying on luck, intuition and what JK Galbraith called "conventional wisdom".

"If they were truly winning the struggle, they wouldn't be scared to operate in the day, they wouldn't attack innocent aid organizations and Iraqi citizens, but would have the courage to face the U.S. Army directly, which they don't, because when they do, they die," Major Vincent said in an e-mail message on Thursday.

The way the war unfolded once again shows that none of the adversaries has ever had a truly winning strategy.

This part of the West was never truly won.

But she never truly won "the backing of the British people".

We'll find out if they can truly win with a crafty scheme but limited quarterback.

Who, if anyone, do you think truly wins in the end?

China has well and truly won the global competitive over-eating contest.