Sentence examples for consistent and true from inspiring English sources
Tacitly acknowledging criticism of his strategies in Iraq and Afghanistan, Mr. Bush said, "The polls go up, the polls go down, but a president's convictions must be consistent and true".
As a corollary the characters in "Community" are unusually consistent and true to themselves, partly because they're defined not so much by action — will they slip on a banana peel or sleep with a friend's wife?
The study concluded that the krigged values were consistent and true representative of soil moisture values.
Inasmuch as Althusser admits in this piece that Marx never fully abandoned Hegel's logic, the concept of human alienation, or the idea that history has a goal, the inventory Althusser offers can be seen as a positive response to the charge that he had ignored Marx's explicit statements in order to imagine for Marx a consistent and "true" philosophy.
He's been very consistent and true to himself.
She is thankfully consistent and true to her own unique vision.
Those measures that prove to be reliable (consistent) and valid (true) predictors through research efforts can be used as clinical biomarkers.
Whereas a Field-inspired representational approach is based on a causal account of reference, Davidson (e.g., 1973) proposes a process of radical interpretation in which an interpreter builds a Tarskian theory to interpret a speaker as holding beliefs which are consistent, coherent, and largely true.
And true, consistent, daily utility is how you get people hooked on a platform.
From his first novel, Junky, published in 1952, to his last public appearance in the video of U2's The Last Night on Earth, weeks before he died on 2 August 1997, Burroughs was consistent: taciturn, sardonic, provocative and true to his outsider self and oddly formal sartorial style.
Thus, we believe that our data are consistent with true and quite early reductions in podocyte density in experimental diabetic nephropathy and at the least reflect severe podocyte damage.
