Sentence examples for be considered true from inspiring English sources

Many scientific theories continue to be considered true even after failing numerous experimental tests.

That is too large for them to be considered true microlasers.

They wanted to prove they were ruthless and unforgiving enough to be considered true disciples of your father's narcissistic cult.

Not everyone will agree with all of them, but each one could be considered true. 1 Rooney got lucky.

The winter dormancy of bears at high latitudes is an analogous phenomenon and cannot be considered true hibernation.

On the other hand, it stands to reason that understanding a sentence involves knowing under what conditions it should be considered true (or false).

Although Duke and Cornell have flirted with the top echelon of the sport lately, they will not be considered true members of the present-day elite until they win a national title.

For investigators, the restructuring is important because Enron executives might have clearly understood then that the Raptor transactions could not possibly be considered true hedges because they had failed to work.

"Few studies all conducted in the period from 1969 to 1978 could be considered true experiments or quasi-experiments that would isolate and control the factors that might effect change".

In the mid-1990s only a few rappers could be considered true pop stars, but at the same time hip-hop was becoming a commercial juggernaut on its own, whether or not the mainstream played along.

Manchester United's title credentials questioned again Speaking to the media before the match, Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal suggested his side would only be considered true title contenders if they could defeat Manchester City.