Sentence examples for bring the true from inspiring English sources
"We see no alternative but to bring the true circumstances to the attention of a higher authority to aid a rapid conclusion to this issue".
Now the lure of the enormous whale has proved too strong both for film director Ron Howard and for the BBC, who have set off on rival voyages to bring the true story behind Melville's dark saga to audiences.
It is a bet that the ICOing org is willing to work a little harder to make 10,000 Ether or a few hundred Bitcoin pay off in the long run and it's a bet that the congregation of all that crypto wealth will bring the true sharks out to help turn a small investment into a big one.
In order to clear his name and bring the true culprits to light, Hunt must form a new team of former IMF agents and stage a heist that seems... well, you know.
Both incumbent chancellor Werner Fayman and vice-chancellor Michael Spindelegger do not dare to bring the true state of Austria into the forefront of their consciousness -- at least not publicly.
Having completed master's degree in international community Development at the University of Westminster, I have chosen to stay in the UK to build my career so I can bring the true African perspective to the development debate.
The real challenge is this: you'll have to do this on minimal income while at university, bringing the true entrepreneurial spirit out to play.
The deaths of over 500 low-paid workers after the collapse of a garment factory in Bangladesh this year brought the true cost of cheap clothes into stark focus.
But the principal failure is by police and prosecutors, who have primary responsibility for investigating homicides and bringing the true criminals to justice.
"Bill is a hypocrite, and this primary brought the true character of Bill out," said Frank Josh, the Nigerian-American owner of Harlem Beauty Supply, down the block from the foundation's office.
Though Royce lived only a few years beyond this late philosophical breakthrough, his last period brought the true culmination and flowering of his life's work.
