Sentence examples for would truly make from inspiring English sources

To Johnson, it seemed particularly meaningful, as if, despite the fact that he had actually been President since the moment Kennedy died, it was the taking of the oath that would truly make him President; later, recalling November 22nd, he said, "I took the oath.

But ultimately, I think it would truly make Facebook the center of social sharing.

So do your Valentine a favor this year: Unless he or she has asked very specifically for this or that gadget, take an extra minute to think what would truly make this person happy, and do your very best to make it happen for them.

That would truly make America great.

Who, then, would truly "make America great again?" The answer seems clear to me.

Well who among us would truly make it on their own?

There were times we felt we'd truly made progress, like when the woman in the trio who had ordered Matt to "quit resisting" turned out to be the off-duty partner of the three uniformed officers who showed up on the scene.

Then, credit research competition would flourish and investors would truly have to make up their own minds.

The sons of Lon Chaney, Douglas Fairbanks, Samuel Goldwyn or William Wellman had successes in their various fields, but would never truly make names for themselves.

It was in this process where they would truly realize the ones that would make it, versus those who were just fame and fortune seekers.

Last week, they went inside a Trump rally, asking voters what they felt it would take to truly "Make America Great Again".