Sentence examples for a bit more true from inspiring English sources

"Royal Aberdeen is a bit more true links and maybe that will have an effect.

Let's make that a bit more true by ending discriminatory laws that treat adopted persons differently from everyone else.

That bit of grandstanding would have rung a little bit more true, though, if Trump didn't go on to praise the Egyptian government of General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, who boasts his own atrocious human rights record.

The fit is better; the voice feels just that crucial bit more true.

Amazon's Echo speaker/intelligent tube/listening pal revealed a bit more of its true nature today: It can now field voice-powered buying requests, translating your spoken desire for more paper towels into more actual paper towels, for instance.

To be a bit more precise, we introduce true positives (TP), false positives (FP) and false negatives (FN) in this context.

"They would be a bit more nervous about expressing their true opinions but when it comes to voting they will get out there and vote no.

Of those I've been able to find, I particularly liked Stoudts Karnival, a bit more citrusy perhaps than a true Kölsch, but lightly bitter, balanced and definitely refreshing.

So, it's a bit more challenging to get a true deep "red" color from beet juice rather than a light pink color as most recipes can't handle the amount of liquid required to get a true red from beets.

"This album is a bit more about saying something that feels true," he says.

This album, though, I think is a bit more about saying something that feels true … not that those two ideas are antagonistic".