Sentence examples for beyond true from inspiring English sources

The slogan "It gets better" is beyond true.

Since the worker's effective state of health is typically costly to observe for the employer or for public authorities, sickness absences, beyond true health problems, may hide opportunistic behaviors.

Beyond true, too: The inscription turned out to be a forgery by Field's son, who did some of his "best" work in the 1920s and 1930s, ruining a gem.

Which I remain to this day — though I still think we'll need to wait for Bitcoin 2.0, eg sidechains, before we see real breakthroughs that go beyond true believers.

I know it sounds cliché, but it is beyond true.

But symbolically, the involvement of wealthy nations still gives membership a cachet beyond its true power.

"What's fascinating to me is this town's always been able to sell itself, to sell something beyond its true worth," Nelson Johnson said.

It can be tricked to expand far beyond its true bounds, and yet, if overburdened, is liable to shut down altogether.

Even so, Lippi's team had shown that the host nation's footballers had been functioning gloriously beyond their true level.

In Australia, Turnbull and Shorten are lucky to generate any passionate interest in themselves or their parties beyond the true believers.

Suddenly, the speech you were going to make at your party's spring conference, the one that nobody beyond the true believers gathered in Southport is much interested in, has become a trial by ordeal.