Sentence examples for which truly are from inspiring English sources

This might be a clichéd novel, but it's a good one, which truly are rare gems to find.

Reinach, in contrast, held that promising is a sui generis phenomenon that is not invented but rather discovered, as is seen in the contrast between promising and those elements of a code of law which truly are constructed, for example specific rules concerning primogeniture or the discharging of liens.

In last week's column, I sang the praises of Bavarian beer gardens, which truly are a marvelous thing.

Perhaps this "Chopin Treasury," which truly is a treasure, will build demand for Reisenberg's self-effacing and distinguished artistry.

What voters should keep in mind is that, whichever Romney is real, whatever his true beliefs, a President Romney will have to reckon with his own party, which truly is "severely conservative".

However, when this "primary account" of surface water supply dwindles during droughts, farms and communities rely heavily on a mystery account called groundwater, which truly is out of sight and, unfortunately, out of mind.

Cardano rules out that "this life of ours can get close to that which truly is," for there is no proportion and no resemblance between the two levels of being.

This isn't the case with the Beverly Canon Gardens, which truly is a public park.

Which, truly, is an insight that should bring us much hope.

And so the next day we got up and put on Dwight Yoakam and drove back roads into Eastern Kentucky, where we came mostly by accident, but which truly is the seat of powerlessness in the East.

It is likely that Arana et al. [18] essentially obtained the same result in their study, but because they did not manipulate hunger, they interpreted the difference as a main effect, which truly was masking an interaction.