Sentence examples for To be more true from inspiring English sources

"We put the characters among real people in London to be more true to the place.

It was true of Wagner, of course, but it is now seen to be more true of Debussy himself.

The thriller had been tense and noirish, and I wanted the new one to be more true to life, with greater emotional range.

It was Hegel's view that the only thing you learn from history is that no one learns from history, and of nowhere does this seem to be more true than in the successive attempts of European powers to subdue Afghanistan.

Cronkite added this feeling of being part of a military operation was likely to be more true of "the highly intensive personal engagement" of a reporter behind a camera than of a print journalist.

He talks about how he doesn't go to church as often as he should, but how he thinks he's a better man than he used to be – more true to himself, less compromised, less selfish.

Teenagers can be mean and impulsive, so we shouldn't expect perfection or entirely mature behavior from young characters if we want them to be more true-to-life.

It would be more true to Selma to have it be her dream come true".

When we think seriously about the food we eat, we all have another chance at being more true to ourselves.

"What could be more true to our heritage?" she said.

A young person will be more true to themselves in real-time and real life.