Sentence examples for display of true from inspiring English sources

His was a display of true Aussie grit.

After her son shot and killed Amish schoolgirls, she was embraced by the Amish community in a remarkable display of true forgiveness.

We have implemented point clouds with 10,000 points for the display of true 3D objects, 190,500 points for the display of extruded objects with arbitrarily textured top surfaces, 180,500 points for the display of purely extruded objects, 83,866 points for the extension of the game Pac-Man to 3D, and 127,223 points for the face model used to create a 3D avatar.

He said he was deeply bothered, but not surprised, when an anchor reported that the shooter had been captured and was "not a Muslim". There will be displays of true sympathy from the Muslim world regardless of the religion of those responsible for the fatal blasts in Boston -- as there were after both Sept. 11, 2001, and the deadly December school shooting in Newtown, Conn.

Most importantly, however are those utilised for embedding quality into institutional cultures in an ever-changing and unstable environment in order to ultimately display evidence of true improvement?

Also we demonstrated the effective control and simultaneous display of reconstructed true color laser beams on a flat screen.

Since the critical defects had "capped" fracture ends, displayed characteristics of true atrophic nonunion, and did not possess any measurable strength even at 5 weeks, we suggest that it is highly unlikely that the critical defects would heal at any later time point, thereby becoming established nonunions.

To be fair to the Right Honorable Tony Blair, as mentioned earlier, he displayed moments of true insight, but it should be noted that they were moments.

For too many on the left, to ask a question about, say, the size of the state or the success of the Tories is equivalent to displaying a lack of true faith in the ancient verities.

The activity concentrations measured in the cold insert are displayed as percentages of true background concentrations on different days of imaging in Fig.  6.

To make users understand where the webpage content is actually coming from – that is, not Google – it pops up a header bar on the top of the page that will display the true origin of the page (e.g. "nytimes.com").