Sentence examples for yet truly from inspiring English sources
Yet truly that is not so.
It has raised the bar for staging responsible, if not yet truly sustainable, international events.
It had not happened since 1967, when tennis was not yet truly professional.
"Beckford is largely legend yet truly legendary," wrote Timothy Mowl, one of his many biographers.
The fact is, we do not yet truly know the effects of quotas.
We remind the management accounting academia that we should be careful not to close prematurely examinations and debates on issues, which are not yet truly resolved.
In fact, fasting may also be advised before and during our experiencing of The Clock to further heighten the seemingly foreign yet truly-intimate experience of Time.
According to them, they wanted to become more entrepreneurial and yet they were truly, truly, truly terrible at it.
"I don't think the sector has really solved the puzzle yet of truly engaging the middle," she says.
Most strange, but yet most truly will I speak.
Yet some truly great poets are to be found even in this period.
