The phrase "attain the true" is not standard in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in philosophical or abstract discussions where one seeks to achieve a deeper understanding or realization of truth.
Example: "In our quest for knowledge, we must strive to attain the true essence of reality."
Alternatives: "achieve the truth" or "reach the ultimate truth".
In 1801 Jane wrote to Cassandra: "I have now attained the true art of letter writing, which we are always told, is to express on paper exactly what one would say to the same person by word of mouth; I have been talking to you almost as fast as I could the whole of this letter".
When plants attained the 9-true-leaf stage of development, whole rosettes were collected between 15:00 and 16:00 hr and flash frozen in liquid nitrogen.
He wrote to Theo, "I admit all that, but all the same it is true that to attain the high yellow note…I really had to be pretty well keyed up".
The method is based on a C++ program named FAST which has been developed as a friendly dialogue-window interface to help the designer, first to obtain a bit-true FFT architecture to attain the desired precision performance and then to derive validated gate-level netlists for the selected silicon technology.
[Qur'an 94 1] for We've exposed the chambers of your breast and placed the exposition in your heart Masnavi 5: 1062-7 Not every wayfarer who sets out on the path may attain the goal, but for Rumi it is the Sufi path which offers the best potential of attaining to true knowledge.
He wrote a number of works in both German and English, among them A New Primmer or Methodical Directions to Attain the True Spelling, Reading, and Writing of English, first sold in 1698.
Attain the correct conversion temperature(s).
In uncarved simplicity the people attain their true nature".
"As a young woman she had gone from success to success, reaching even higher, always attaining the seemingly impossible, becoming a true woman of substance in every way," Ms. Bradford writes, with the unwavering earnestness that makes this a wordy and wit-free slog.
