Sentence examples for count as a true from inspiring English sources
If a homogeneous view of Islam were to be taken, then only one of these emperors could count as a true Muslim.
At that time the 1982 event was described as "the most widespread coral bleaching and mortality in recorded history" but today there is debate about whether it and the 1987 events' severity was bad enough to count as a true "global bleaching event".
Whether you consider him to be a musical genius on hold, a poster child for the misunderstood, or a narcissist, all of his actions are motivated by a pure desire to make every recording count as a true reflection of his own high standards.
That depends on what you count as a true de-extinction, which is sort of a gray area.
For identification of true positives, we considered two cases in all analyses: if a learned edge needed to be the correct direction in order to count as a true positive, or if the correctness of each edge was determined without consideration of directionality.
Using euphemisms about your penis counted as a true gentleman's move.
In fact, it was the issue of Kirkuk and who should be counted as a true Kirkuki that initially held up a proposed election law.
Built-in assessments help students keep on track with reading and become proficient problem solvers with the help and guidance of hints and targeted feedback--ensuring every problem counts as a true learning experience.
As the Fifth Circuit dissent and the briefs for Bell point out, no one, including the school district, has argued that the song counts as a "true threat," a category of speech that gets no First Amendment protection.
'A nation," wrote the French philosopher Ernest Renan, "is a group of people united by a mistaken view about the past and a hatred of their neighbours". By this definition, Benny Morris may now be counted as a true member of the Israeli nation.
