Sentence examples for difficult true from inspiring English sources

As history has repeatedly shown, when times are difficult, true thought and statesmanship are usually thrown out the window, to be replaced by demogoguery and fundamentalism.

That makes it difficult for true independents to run.

"Sick Cycle Carousel" only spoke of a difficult but true love pursued, apparently successfully, since Mr. Wade is recently married.

In difficult times, true hope is to be found in noticing and appreciating the details, in slowing down to let the fleeting, tiny moments of our lives unfurl and finding poetry there.

However, it is difficult to true these diamond wheels efficiently, because of the remarkable resistance property and the geometrical limitation of small wheel profile.

As a consequence, haplotyping methods suffer from error-prone discrete SNP genotypes (AA, AB, BB) and DNA copy-number profiling remains difficult because true DNA copy-number aberrations have to be discriminated from WGA artifacts.

Being innovative is not difficult; staying true to your dreams and your passions is.

Which, then, is better -- the difficult but true, or the easy and false?

> -wrap-foot> Evaluation on real data is difficult since true alignment locations are unknown.

Longer work pieces are difficult to true, and maintaining a uniform diameter along the length of a longer piece can take a lot of work.

"This is very difficult, that's true," said Gamal Abayat, 38.