Sentence examples for a thing of true from inspiring English sources
The group's original compositions are intriguing, and the musicians' take on Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Some Enchanted Evening" is a thing of true beauty.
I wanted to lift the bowl and drink it, and when I put all the bits together it was a thing of true beauty.
It's a thing of true beauty.
Roses being sliced in slow motion is a thing of true beauty.
His #issues rarely reveal themselves, but when they do it's a thing of true beauty.
Like most people, I've always thought Morocco was all sand and camels, but my friend Amanda of Maroc Mama showed me that the Moroccan coasts are a thing of true beauty.
It certainly is true that "a thing of beauty is a joy forever," but these vulgar "collectors" buying art in the hope that it will "pay off" in appreciated value take all the joy out of it.
"You have no right to complain because you get to stay home with your kids all the time!" Or, "I have missed so many milestones because I was working, and you never had to miss a thing!" True and sort of true.
(The guide boasts on its cover that its writers pay their own checks and can prove it — not a thing universally true of French food guides).
That's a system where few things of true, long-lasting substance get accomplished.
Burns frequently almost hourly says, "Sometimes a thing and the opposite of a thing are true at the same time," paraphrasing a remark made by Wynton Marsalis, in "Jazz".
