Sentence examples for a true description from inspiring English sources

A. Think of "evergreen" as a marketing term more than a true description.

"The" challenges all boundaries, not just cricket's – a true description of the book.

And yet ideology seems increasingly irrelevant to a true description of power in Venezuela.

For Ms. Laurie, a passing remark seemed a true description: "I loved something I heard from a woman who had seen the play.

Also "journalist" has never really been a true description, though he has certainly conducted many interviews over the years on Radios 3, 4 and 5 Live.

I think this is a true description of what happens for many people at the opera, who are eager to get it but worried that they're missing something.

We microbiologists must accept that this sort of messy historicity will also be appropriate for any true description of microbial evolution, however tightly we hug our statistical trees.

CCTM holds that a suitable abstract computational model offers a literally true description of core mental processes.

This wasn't what Logan intended to do, but it is a witheringly true description of what happens when identities and movements once rooted in politics and class become recast as life styles.

They believed people saw them as "a bunch of hicks… like rednecks, like farms and tractors" and thought this was a mostly true description (field notes, September 25 , 2012.

In addition, sampling the lower segment alone may give a true global description of the dystocic transcriptome.