Sentence examples for and true in a from inspiring English sources

It's a fascinating claim, and true in a very particular way, but – like the title, which should perhaps have been The End of Superpower – it appears to misname the phenomenon it describes.

Adolescents everywhere think that the minute they become grownups everything will be different, and it is remarkable that, for young people in 1989, it was true, and true in a good way — new choices, new country, new band.

If worlds are concrete particulars ("I and all my surroundings"), as they are for David Lewis (1986), then we could say that a proposition is true at a world if the proposition is about the entities that are parts of that world and is true, and true in a world if true at a world and also part of that world.

Poetic and true in a multitude of ways, the quotation is also a fitting tribute to Raoul Wallenberg.

In the model, costs for breast cancer care paid by private insurers (as estimated from available published literature) were presumed to represent costs to employers, since this would be literally true for self-insured employers, and true in a less direct sense for other employers as their insurance premiums would reflect recent costs of employees' cancer care.

The freedom and joy of trying out new moves -- common experiences in pickup games -- are replaced by the pressure to stick with the tried and true in an effort to win cup matches.

The same was true of the comparator group and was true in a multivariable Cox proportional hazards model including histological subtype and TGV; NLR was an independent predictor of OS (P=0.01).

If you want different results you might consider being open to using a tried and true approach in a new way.

Ones that seemed like they had existed forever, and were true in a way that real things that had actually happened could never be.

This is the first report of such dramatic enhancements in the viscoelasticity of nanocomposites, which are reversible, are based on a simple polymer matrix and are true in a wide temperature range.

It's at this point that you start to wonder what words like "real" and "true" mean in a work that is itself a fiction.