Sentence examples for beginning of true from inspiring English sources

WHEN we meet Mark Salzman at the beginning of "True Notebooks," he's a writer in trouble.

"It actually marks the beginning of true commercial spaceflight to take cargo to the International Space Station for us," Maj.

Only the fractured instrumental beginning of 'True Adventures' comes close to what you hope they would be like.

The first is at the beginning of true kundalini awakening in which one feels an acute anxiety and sense of alienation from the world.

But this is only the beginning of true universal suffrage -- the ability to cast a meaningful secret ballot without regard to race, religion, ethnic origin, sex or disability.

All the rest — the considered, heartfelt exchange of views, the finding of common ground, the beginning of true (if ephemeral) comradeship based on time spent in the same automobile front seat or front yard — any of that I'd do with the Terminix guy.

Anti-viral drugs may be useful in the beginning stages of true influenza infection, but "those medicines turn out not to be very effective".

Thus, we put a jump marker (slot) immediately above the control statement, and a true-branch marker at the beginning of the true branch and vice versa.

But, surprisingly, I think this was the beginning of our true reconciliation.

Then we would have the beginning of some true notion of intention and agency".

The stage of transformation from shared mood to shared action constitutes the beginning of the true crowd or mob.