The phrase "able to find true" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express the capability of discovering something genuine or accurate, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "She was finally able to find true happiness after years of searching."
Alternatives: "capable of discovering the truth" or "able to uncover what is real".
At the same time, Gaara's fundamental characteristic becomes the desire to protect as many people as he can, as in doing so he believes, like Naruto, he will be able to find true strength.
By cultivating mindfulness in our everyday lives, we become more in tune with our true selves, more connected to one another, and more able to find true peace and balance while making our mark in the world.
That's right, the sometimes socialite/actress/model, who's known for her killer curves and for gracing the pages of Playboy magazine, is complaining about not being able to find true love.
Her trademark rasp, which was more pronounced this week, made the song sound pained, almost angry, as if she were voicing her frustration over not being able to find true love.
WASHINGTON -- Attempts to bridge the divide between self-styled education reform groups and teachers unions, backed by progressive organizations, hit another snag last week, raising doubts about whether the two sides will ever be able to find true synchronicity.
Stop seeking to possess what other people have and start trusting in what you already have, and you'll be able to find true love.
By analyzing the data from only those elections, Levitt was able to find a true result.
"We haven't been able to find the true Earth twin yet because it's so very hard to find.
Homer contains loads of parables, and you will also be able to find some true stories in Thucydides' account of the Pelloponesian wars.
She may very well be able to find both true yams and sweet-potatoes-called-yams at her grocery store — probably at the same time.
"But sometimes as a professional player you have to get out of your comfort zone a little bit to be able to find your true potential".
