Sentence examples for described as true from inspiring English sources
Roland Mouret – recently announced as a judge in Project Runway, the French version of the US fashion reality competition – showed a collection he described as true to himself.
Non-declarative memories are those that cannot be described as true or false, such as knowing how to ride a bicycle.
The newspaper's lawyers have said there was a legitimate public interest in what they have described as "true depravity" on the part of Mr. Mosley, whom they have depicted as a public figure.
The two pupils, who were described as "true global citizens" by their teacher, have created learning resources on education for all, helped younger pupils with campaigning, and held debates.
The first, described as "True Reach," measures influence between each and every relationship, evaluating the engaged audience versus total audience.
Colour measurements were described as true colour, filtered using 0.45μ GC-50 (Advantec, Japan) assayed at 455 nm using DR 2500 HACH spectrophotometer.
Patterson's predecessor, Bill Gordon, liked to produce surfaces batsmen might describe as "true" but bowlers "flat".
The flux theorist's answer is that such appearances should not be described as 'true' and 'false' appearances to the same person.
For the whole dataset of IPD cases, 71 could be described as 'true vaccine failures', nine of whom were classified as being very high risk ('VHR', see methods).
Stefan Kalmár, an art world insider described as a "true innovator", has been appointed director of the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London.
