Sentence examples for a string of true from inspiring English sources

"Coppola's uproarious and bitingly timely film feels every inch a necessary artwork: the story is closely based on a string of true events that occurred in 2008 and 2009, but if it hadn't actually happened, someone -– Coppola, probably -– would have to make it up," Telegraph critic Robbie Collin wrote in a four-star (out of five) review.

Besides scholarly writings and cultural criticism, he's turned out a fictional mystery series starring Edgar Allan Poe, and a string of true-crime thrillers whose titles, including "Depraved," "Fiend," Deranged," "Deviant" and "Bestial," create a ghoulish haiku.

Mr. Lizarraga, who would be fighting as Lopez, sat next to his countryman on a foldout chair dispensing a string of cliches no less true for their overuse.

If a string of recent leaks hold true, they're finally getting around to it.

But a string of strange encounters marks the true beginning of Harada's breakdown.

She has traded pageants for success as an actor, starring in a string of telenovelas – a childhood dream come true.

The same was true when a string of older people were attacked in Brooklyn.

Some of its claims, nevertheless, are misleading: the statement that an operating system is "nothing more" than a string of 1s and 0s is as true as the statement that a string quartet is nothing more than the scraping of horsehair against cat-gut.

Game show sketches are almost always lazy excuses for a string of impressions, and that was as true as ever, with Larry David reprising his Bernie Sanders impression while Robbie took on Ivanka Trump and Cecily Strong premiered an irritating take on next week's host, Lin ManueLiniranda.

With Ning directing (he's had a string of local hits, often starring Huang), it's a true A-list confab.

After a string of small roles, Gandolfini made a major impact in True Romance, the Quentin Tarantino-scripted thriller directed by the late Tony Scott.