Sentence examples for a true place from inspiring English sources

While some appreciate the scenes ("The scenes really get you to a true place," one viewer wrote), others find them distracting and unnecessary.

NG: This is another addition to the literature that modifiable diet and lifestyle factors actually may be playing an important role in the risk of cancer recurrence and may have a true place in terms of secondary prevention, which is prevention of recurrence in cancer patients.

Heat and Light is published by UQP Foreign Soil is about people trying to find a place for themselves in the world – about the search for a true place to call home, about the things we gain when we migrate, and the all-consuming heartache of our leaving, even as we find the very things we're looking for.

I hate to use the 'A-word', but this comes from a true place of authenticity".

Norwood adapted his own use of slang into the character to "try and bring it and from a true place".

Just love for cinema!!! Let's celebrate it in all its forms, especially when it comes from a true place!

We should highlight and attempt to re-launch a true "place-based approach" to counter the entirety of these problems (Palermo and Ponzini 2014), going beyond what are purely technical specialisations.

"But we're O.K. with the lifestyle we've chosen, and it comes from a very true place in the heart".

The nuns no doubt agree with Thoreau's famous saying: "Under a government which imprisons unjustly, the true place for a just man is also a prison".

The nuns no doubt agree with Thoreau's famous saying: "Under a government which imprisons unjustly, the true place for a just man is also a prison". But being labelled terrorists is too much for them.

"Under a government which imprisons any unjustly, the true place for a just man is also a prison".