Sentence examples for truly words from inspiring English sources

Literally and metaphorically, these are truly words to live by.

It's about time we stop pretending that marijuana is dangerous and bad for society, when those are truly words to describe alcohol.

I pray that everyone, on all fronts, will find the wisdom to choose peace and will understand that the phrase "L'union fait la force" ("there is strength in unity") aren't just empty words, but are truly words to live by.

"It's a show that came in under the radar and it's a truly word-of-mouth kind of show," said Comedy Central's Kent Alterman, head of the network's original programming.

Even though both doors are closed, I could truly write word by word everything he says.

And they are also truly devastating words.

(The truly poignant words here are "with my own hands").

But said it was "truly beyond words" that he was joining those names on the winners list.

But in the modern West, the last truly shocking words are those that refer to disadvantaged groups: women, gays, members of racial minorities and those with disabilities.

One of the things a visual narrative can do, perhaps more truly than words, is to replicate the logic of dreams.

Though Wolfe relies merely on the strangeness of English — rather than creating a new language, like Elven or Klingon — he nonetheless dredges up some truly obscure words: cataphract, fuligin, metamynodon, cacogens.