Sentence examples similar to veritably does from inspiring English sources
The film works on the screen much as it does on the page; it veritably hums with enticing nastiness.
When an Italian boy in Milwaukee came to an Italian girl's house on their first date, he could veritably count on her parents asking the ominous question, "Where does your family come from?" (i.e. what province of Italy).
This observation supports the notion that when added from the extracellular milieu these fusions do not veritably enter cells.
DiDonato doesn't have a lot of low in her voice, but she does have clean coloratura, which sounded veritably bell-like against Radvanovsky's blurrier sound.
The still, steaming mugginess of a west Texas afternoon veritably wafts off the screen; cars skid and characters lope across the burnt landscape at a kind of urgent half-speed, which does nothing to diminish the copper-wire tension and conductivity of Taylor Sheridan's nifty script.
Not all of us did it, Jeter veritably hissed.
Brooks, endowed with a speaking voice that veritably sings with comic invention, ought to do the world a favor and talk his memoirs out to someone who, like New York's interviewer, would serve as a friendly but noodging interlocutor.
These guys are coming up with innovations to solve veritably every problem you have ever had and many problems you will have but you don't know it yet.
I don't have a house!" Quickly realizing that she needed to correct the false information, Ms. Ortiz and her caseworker sent letters to more than 20 companies and the credit bureaus to set straight which debts were veritably hers.
When I tried to have a non-confrontational conversation with Rene about her inappropriate behavior, she threatened to tell the papers that I had come on to her and veritably extorted money, demanding a refund.
