Sentence examples for will truly come from inspiring English sources

The researchers think their technology will truly come into its own in less frivolous areas such health monitoring.

Brazil are a team that thrives on momentum, as they showed in winning the Confederations Cup here last summer, but the test will truly come as they face better opposition and the expectation and pressure grows in a country with a fevered and uniquely demanding football following.

And I wonder when Earn will truly come to grasp with how much he isn't built for it.

Instead, say: "I expect to be up quite late on Election Day, as I think this race will truly come down to the wire".

It sounds pretty good in the light of day through a pair of headphones at your desk, but will truly come into its own in the dead of night, in the middle of some hot and sweaty room somewhere.

On July 10th, it will be released on Playstation 3 and Xbox 360, and only then, I feel, will it truly come into its own.

So will it truly come to pass?

In doing so, I realized that, even as an insider, I'll never truly come to grips with the place.

In doing so, I realised that, even as an insider, I'll never truly come to grips with the place.

Lee said that he believes that "we can get through all the ugly thoughts and all the disagreements and all the ill will and hard feelings and truly come together as a community".

"And so it is a tragedy for the community and for the city of Sanford, too, because I believe we can truly have a great partnership and get through all the ugly thoughts and all the disagreements and ill will and hard feelings and truly come together as a community".