Even if Nadal had managed to win this tournament, it would not have completed a true Grand Slam, which, by tradition and consensus, requires a player to win all four major events in the same season.
There has not been once since Graf's in 1988, and although Williams did win four in a row between the French Open in 2002 and the Australian Open in 2003, she has not completed the true Grand Slam.
Johnny Ceravolo's amazing voice and songwriting skills completed a true musical partnership.
African history lessons that start with European conquest not only denies black children of their complete true heritage, but also shockingly distorts the view of Africans to white students, too.
"The task before us is to restore the confidence of the American people and others around the world" that audited financial statements "present a complete, true and timely report that can be relied on," Mr. McDonough told reporters in Washington after his selection was announced by William H. Donaldson, the chairman of the securities commission.
For Levi, the best hypothesis in \(D(B \) is the complete true answer.
The truth of a matter at which an inquiry aims is ideally the complete, true answer to its central query.
The set of all true sentences is thus a complete true account of the world, as far as that investigation goes.
(For recent developments see Epistemic Utility Arguments for Probabilism (§6).) Then the simple view is that the cognitive value of believing A to degree P A) (where Ci is the complete true answer) is greater the closer P A) is to the actual value of Vi(A)— that is, the smaller |Vi(A)−P(A)| is.
On the other side is your inner life, your more complete, true self.
This transformation into complete true crime junkie didn't happen overnight, but the rate at which I became so utterly hypnotized by this class of storytelling has left me with a lot of questions.
