Sentence examples for turn truly from inspiring English sources

Turkey-watchers describe the Alevi problem as worsening, with the capacity to turn truly toxic.

Justine Mitchell's Regan, in turn, truly does possess the comforting eyes spoken of by her father, so her transformation into murderous harridan after the intermission seems doubly cruel.

"As long as there is some possibility of getting results by political means, the chances that any group will turn truly radical are small, and maybe vanishingly small," said Clark McCauley, a professor of psychology at Bryn Mawr College.

Things began to turn truly edgy on Everest with the arrival of the sprawling, lavishly equipped Inventa Everest 2000 Environmental Expedition, named for its main sponsor, an Internet consulting firm.

If Wesleyan doesn't wise up to the dangerous flaws in the new funding scheme, an already chilled atmosphere for free speech will turn truly frosty.

Even the most gifted principals and teachers cannot turn truly "failing" schools around in two or three years without special support.

By late afternoon the mood turned truly sour.

One Christmas the weather turned truly nasty, and the ship was battered for days.

One wondered, even before the affair turned truly nasty, how long Mourinho's methods will be tolerated at Real Madrid.

After a slow start, developing themes of alienation, the work comes to life about halfway through and turns truly compelling.

In normal times, London is a green city and it is in the parks that the storm turned truly beautiful.