Sentence examples for be a true description of from inspiring English sources
And even if there is some sense in which a temporally eternal God forgives human wrongs, it seems that cannot be a true description of human forgiveness since we are temporally finite beings whose wrongdoings and forgiveness occur at specific moments within time.
For example, if a marriage ceremony conducted by a legitimate authority requires that authority to end the ceremony with the proverbial (but dated) "You are now man and wife" in order to complete an act of marriage, the speech act utilizing this sentence not only marries the couple (in the context), but it appears to also be a true description of their state as of that moment.
"The" challenges all boundaries, not just cricket's – a true description of the book.
I think this is a true description of what happens for many people at the opera, who are eager to get it but worried that they're missing something.
These scores corresponded with the exclusion interview scores, r = .711, p < .01 (1-tailed), high correlation, indicating the extent to which data gathering was a true description of reality.
"It's not a true description of what we do in a majority of cases, because the number of job titles and the kinds of jobs out there have changed".
This wasn't what Logan intended to do, but it is a witheringly true description of what happens when identities and movements once rooted in politics and class become recast as life styles.
No one of these descriptions can be scientifically proven to be the "one, true" description of the world.
From this large set of results, the researcher will usually choose a single model, or maybe a few models, based on some goodness of fit statistic and declare that model to be the true description of the exposure-response.
Sample items were like "A follows B (AB)," "B precedes A (BA)," "A does not follow B (AB)," and "B is not proceeded by A (AB)" where respondents had to mark whether each statement is a true or false description of the order of the letters presented.
