Sentence examples for a truer image from inspiring English sources

A truer image of art's collective action would be something resembling a big circle that is constantly expanding in all directions, as the known mutates and nibbles away at the great unknown, leaving in its wake what we call art history.

It's been two years since the Iranian people rose up to protest a stolen election with a bravery that stirred the world and presented Americans with a truer image of a young and highly educated nation than the old specter of the bearded Islamic zealot.

Together, they form what Bacigalupi calls "a truer image of the country".

But Mr. Wilson (who never met Lewis) has, with great skill, conjured up a true image.

We can establish a true image, one that is no longer subjective.

These memories are always accompanied by a sense of loss, but for some they give a true image of heaven.

But Mr. Price asks: Does the rowdy electioneering caught on film convey a true image of the city to the rest of America?

Shakespearean studies is littered with examples of scholars finding a "true" image of Shakespeare only for it to be proved false.

Part of people dissing and dismissing her, she feels, was also because of her demeanor, which she says is not a true image of who she is.

"Going down in history as an evil monopolist who fleeced Mexican consumers is not an image of himself that he likes, but it's a true image," she said.

Instead of capturing a true image of a user's face, the phone takes a picture and then uses D-ID software to distort the image.