Examples of 'more truly' in a sentence
Meaning of "more truly"
more truly: To a greater extent of truth or accuracy, indicating a higher level of genuineness or correctness
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In this he spoke more truly than he thought.
Never has a contractor spoken more truly.
They can become more truly themselves.
The more truly successful they actually become.
It led me to see myself more truly.
Pilate wrote more truly than he realized.
Perhaps reversing that image would be more truly descriptive.
It is even more truly within us than without us.
My humour became less biting and more truly funny.
Is perhaps more truly representative.
I love becoming more authentic and more truly ME.
Societies grow far more truly than they are built.
By putting the two together, then we will see more deeply and more truly.
Never did music more truly merit the epithet divine.
No man has ever served his Queen more truly than you.
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We will be much more truly individual and strong if we dare to do that.
Commission calls for a simpler and more truly European system.
The body is no more truly the whole man than is the coat the body.
There is no other place we can recognize more truly the face of Jesus.
Lancia has made more truly great cars over the years than anyone else.
It will be our way of welcoming Christ more truly into our lives.
Lancia has made more truly great cars over the years.
What was represented as real life … reveals itself simply … as more truly spectacular life.
I hope to make you perceive more truly the difficulties of your position and of ours.
Explain the reasons for the message ; make the programmes more truly educational.
Nowhere can we more truly recognize the face of Jesus.
No one here deserves it more truly than I.
Bossuet is more truly eloquent and more easy than Fléchier.
I was certain that Muslims embraced Jesus more truly than Christians did.
This is more truly a Monet towel than one with his name on it.
He saw what was in man more truly than all others.
No camp is more truly a hostile camp than one in which such treason is meditated . ".
Popular culture will become more truly popular than ever before.
We must Now be the Ash'arite review more truly.
I feel that there is nothing more truly artistic than love to people.
The more truly we worship God, the more we become like Him.
You may simply feel you would be more truly yourself in another gender.
Not so sensual as Lord of Material Happiness, yet almost more truly happy.
The concentration in the erythrocytes more truly reflects the actual folate status.
And once more truly be King of England, Ireland and France.
Our law enforcement personnel have a lot more truly dangerous criminals to worry about.
And once more truly be King of England, Ireland and France . Just like my forefathers.
It would amount to a more truly European approach.
This is more truly death than the death of friends, than the death of youth . ".
It was observed that that approach more truly reflected the spirit of the Rules.
Valerian responded, “ There is nothing else under Heaven that could be more truly believed . ”.
There is nothing more truly American than e pluribus unum.
They astonished and subdued the world ; they reigned more truly than kings.
But Moses evaluated more truly the nature of the commotion.
Who could hesitate to say that in the land Abram acquired a more truly heavenly intelligence?
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