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• Statements to the press are now the key in determining true intentions.
• He often acted the ham, but his true self came through at times like this, too.
• In true rock tradition, the band split the crowd in half for a good old-fashioned singalong.
• This is likely to be especially true of drugs that are highly innovative and reach beyond current classes of medication.
• that's true
• Which of these could be allowed to lay claim to being the true representative of that religion?
• The world of crimes has become more sophisticated and global in the true sense of the term.
• Cain was furious, not only had his plan failed but his true intentions had been revealed.
• The message of the film is that there is a difference between true faith and fundamentalism.
• In fact it is not quite true of such stuff that it lacks a tradition.
• Affirmative action in its true sense is not illegal and not a problem in the least.
• I suppose the saying means that a friend who helps you when you really need help is a true friend, and this is a noble sentiment.
• This is especially true of any organization that must raise money to support itself.
• This is also true of the types of materials prioritised for purchase.
• Well, that might be true for the house that Michael built, but let us be clear that there are alternatives.
• Adam Smith never spoke true r than when he said: Work is done in the workplace, but the real business of life is usually accomplished while entertaining.
• Better still, all her true friends stayed and kept the party going and her spirits high.
• Limerick have a reputation for being tough and honest and true competitors, and they showed that today.
• it's important to be true to yourself
• is it true about Dónall?
• he's a true craftsman
• the film stays true to the book
• This is a tragedy, in the true sense of not being about unhappiness, but in the remorseless working out of events.
• The support of your true friends should help you get through it all.
• they understand the true meaning of religion
• Despite the distance and the wind, Hooper had aimed true .
• He is decent and honest and true , which cannot be said of many of his critics.
• He was a scholar in the true sense of the word, a self-educated man, and a man with a powerful love for literature.
• We have embarked on a journey without any true sense of where we want to go.
• If we want to be in a true sense secular state then, we must draw the line between the religion and government institutions.
• can it be true that she's dead?
• he fired true
• You have made an oath and a pledge that you will be a faithful, true and loyal citizen of the United Kingdom.
• The incorrect orientation occurs when the antennas are oriented at 10 degrees true north when they should have been oriented at 0 degrees true north.
• A real giveaway to the true nature of comedians is the complex mixture of alcohol, nicotine and caffeine they need to perform.
• I consider that the Family Court does not have true and genuine evidence to support their decision.
• They're working hard at trying to redress all of this and come to a true , exact count.
• I now know that some of his Cabinet colleagues know the facts and the true story behind this issue.
• But one did not have to wait that long to understand the dictator's true intentions.
• the true nature of the problem
• I still feel people, with a true passion and genuine interest, are willing to accept a guru and learn from them.
• In true darts tradition, Ian gets his preparation in by sinking down a few pints to settle the nerves.
• This was the search for the genuine goal and true essence or martial arts on which he spent most of his time.
• Perhaps this isn't true of most scientists today, but it's been true of very many.
• This was also true of the other groups attempting to build revolutionary organisations.
• unfortunately, it's all too true
• In the blistering heat, and in true family tradition, I was dressed in corduroys and a heavy knitted sweater.
• The false self is often difficult to argue with, since it has a skill in argument equal to the real or true self on which it preys.
• You have no one in your life you consider to be a true friend, and never have.
• at least she's running true to form!
• what you say is true
• It will lead to a displacement of the user positioning solution from the true position.
• It dealt with some of the real, true issues of what this Government is really all about.
• While this may be true of the child's blanket, we know that this is not the case with stuffed animals.
• He had reached her twice now, but had been unable to explain to her his true fate, his real status.
• I do not think true religion can be irrational, but it certainly can be more than rational.
• If she's a true friend, you should be able to be honest and open about your feelings.
• He was faithful, true , a loyal friend, a good son, and he was wise beyond his years.
• So, to travel 45 degrees true in that area, you'd steer 61 degrees on the compass.
• He was a gentleman in the true sense of the word, a man who never spoke ill of another human being and always allowed for human frailty.
• is it true that you're leaving?
• The nikab, worn in black by this Moroccan woman, is a veil in the true sense of the word.
• Not only was she leaving behind the love of her life, but she was also leaving behind her only true friend.
• Just when my one true dream became real, it suddenly turns out to be my worst nightmare.
• This is most true of the opening stories in the collection, but also occurs at intervals throughout the book.
• These last two materials account for a large proportion of our household waste, and I'm sure this is true of many others.
• he showed his true feelings today
• Australia asked the master of the Norwegian ship Tampa to assist, and in true Viking tradition, he did.
• that may well be true ...
• The fanatics turn to extremism, which has really no basis in the true religion at all.
• Only then could I feel confident and proud that my aim was true , and that I was indeed a great hunter.
• she showed her true self at the meeting
• The true height of our real greatness is that it can't possibly be quantified.