Sentence examples for become true to from inspiring English sources

So I don't think my characters will be happy in the sense of joyful exuberance, but I do think that by the end of the story they've come to a point at which they are beginning to become true to themselves; given joyful exuberance or self-truth, I much prefer the latter.

Here are steps that enable you to become true to yourself.

Seen in this light, competition is an invaluable feedback mechanism that helps us become truer to ourselves, and instead of being shunned, it should be embraced with total confidence in our deepest values.

Imagine that you are singing to the world, and every time a word leaves your mouth, the meaning of the song becomes true to someone, somewhere.

"People looking for the evolution of Arab states to become true constitutional monarchies ought to pay attention to Kuwait," he said.

At least Channel 12 is trying to bring information to its viewers to get them to become true patriots, not merely people who display their love of country when they have a crisis to motivate them.

Ingrid had stalked Emma her entire life in preparation for the prophecy to become true, and manipulated events in Arendelle to bring Elsa to her.

"I want to inspire people to practice, to become true spiritual seekers along the inner journey," MacGregor told The Huffington Post of her account, which has 622,000 followers.

In order for this prediction to become true, several challenges still have to be overcome.

But now the markets have become true scenes, places to see, shop and be seen, all while washing down a $15 lobster roll with some home-brewed hibiscus soda.

This means that we search for a meaning of the primitive terms, such as points and lines, of the functions (if any) and of the predicates in such a way that the axioms become true statements relative to the interpretation.