Sentence examples for be of true from inspiring English sources
Any revelations offered by apparitions must be of "true theological and spiritual doctrine and immune from error".
Some hybrids would get partial credit toward that goal, but 4percentt of sales would have to be of true zero-emission cars.
Developing the software and infrastructure for doing this is not easy, and it must be run frequently to be of true value to researchers – the SureChem pipeline processes patents daily and chemistry is generally available within 24 hours of patent publication, versus weeks or months for manually curated databases.
"This is a one-off amount but the investment is of a scale which can be of true benefit to the game at the professional level".
The beams incorporating thin precast reinforced mortar U-shaped forms could be successfully used as an alternative to the traditional reinforced concrete beams, which could be of true merit in both developed and developing countries besides its anticipated economic and environmental merits.
Perhaps if we are able to make this important shift, we can be of true and lasting benefit to ourselves, to our families, to our friends and to our communities.
This abbreviated chronicle is of course true.
This was, of course, true.
This is, of course, true.
Which is, of course, true.
