Sentence examples for truly without from inspiring English sources

As Paul Krugman, the Nobel prize-winning economist, recently wrote, "As far as responding to the recession goes, Ireland appears to be really, truly without options".

But so long as you are not truly without means, being stretched can also cause money's hold to weaken -- because you are forced to be clearer about what you want.

But truly, without going through the agony of trying to fill theatre with unknown names you would need to be a maniac to seduce people to pay £60 for a seat when they didn't know what they were getting.

As far as responding to the recession goes, Ireland appears to be really, truly without options, other than to hope for an export-led recovery if and when the rest of the world bounces back.

If the surgery is truly without a medical reason and only the result of a patient's request, the researchers write, should the patient be required to pay the additional cost?

But a raging fire on Monday erased that step, leaving Mr. Cesar, who at 82 is the oldest and possibly the most unconventional mayor in the state, truly without a home.

Furthermore, negative appendicectomy was considered as a minor complication, when the number of patients in the antibiotic group without appendicitis cannot be truly ascertained without an appendicectomy.

For I would never have been truly happy without them.

Can a musical truly sing without emotional engagement?

University researchers are truly scholars without borders; ideas do not wear school colors.

Try to listen, truly listen, without harsh criticism and with the aim of understanding their dilemmas.