Sentence examples for which were truly from inspiring English sources

It struck me that the achievements of that generation, which were truly remarkable, were being – or had been – destroyed.

Second, Wyatt is not prepared to be revealing enough about the areas of his life which were truly odd.

As a remedy, the company replaced those engines with older ones which were truly exempt -- rather than rebuilding the existing engines to meet emissions standards.

I lost count of how many times I'd seen certain famous images -- like Leonetto Cappiello's "Maurin Quina," depicting a wine-loving green devil -- and which were truly rare.

But the fact was that you only needed to wear pantaloons if you intended to follow the Regency fashion for very tight, transparent, column-like dresses of muslin, which were truly indecent without something substantial beneath.

If you were lucky enough to get to stay home with a cold and watch reruns on morning television, you could catch Lucille Ball's and Jackie Gleason's fifties sitcoms, which were truly funny, and had neat theme music, too.

Which is truly, deeply lovely.

Which is truly cheering news.

Which is truly the coldest city on Earth?

"You cannot remain in a position which is truly obsolete.

And there was a lack of solidity and an absence of guile which was truly worrying.